On Sun, Dec 24, 2000 at 11:40:51AM +0100, Robert Sander wrote: > Hi! > > Where have all the woody debs gone? woody is no longer debian's unstable distribution, its now the `testing' distribution. unstable is now and forever more `sid' (unstable will always be a symlink to sid now). after packages have been in sid for 14 days without new release critical bugs filed and compile properly on all archetectures they are moved into testing. so the woody distribution as been rolled back to potato r2, and will start getting new packages as the testing script installs those that are worthy. so if you still want to follow bleeding edge break your system randomly `unstable' change your apt sources to point at unstable or sid (both are the same, sid will never be released). if you instead want to be more up to date then potato but without the Debian Chaos Events then follow testing, either by point apt at `testing' or at woody. > Must have happened yesterday. actually it happened several days ago. check the archives for debian-devel-announce for the message about package pools being implemented and testing being implemented for more details. -- Ethan Benson http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
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