Re: Why not Standard, Pre-Release, and Development versions?
>>>>> "montefin" == montefin <montefin@finux.com> writes:
montefin> Is there any requirement that Debian releases _must_ be
montefin> labeled Stable, Frozen and Unstable?
montefin> IMO, those labels are misleading and/or unnecassrily
montefin> pejorative.
Not sure what the problem is...
montefin> Certainly, today, Slink is the current Standard Debian
montefin> version.
so, the following symlinks are currently used:
stable --> slink
frozen --> potato
unstable --> woody
montefin> Soon it will be displaced, as the Standard version, by
montefin> Potato, which hopefully will soon emerge from its
montefin> Pre-Release lockdown.
When potato is officially released, the sym-links will change:
stable --> potato
unstable --> woody
If I have missed the point, somebody else can fill in the details
I missed ;-).
--
Brian May <bam@debian.org>
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