Re: Release Cycle
Koh Choon Lin <uselessman8@gmail.com>:
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> Anyone has an idea what is the release cycle for Debian? I
> understand six months is the standard for Ubuntu.
Why? What's wrong with Etch and Lenny? They're both well usable now,
yes? Are you looking for Lenny features in a "stable" release?
Debian *takes its time and does it right* (generally speaking).
That's what Debian's always been about. That's why *buntu exists.
> Also, when can binary for 4.0r6 be expected to be released?
When it's right. This is *basic* Debian philosophy. If this doesn't
work for you, you're either doing it wrong or you're in the wrong
place.
IMO.
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