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easy to base your "core" on stable *now*, but what about later?easy to base your "core" on stable *now*, but what about later?Posted Aug 10, 2005 16:43 UTC (Wed) by stevenj (guest, #421)Parent article: The Debian Core Consortium launches
Since a new stable Debian was just released, it should be relatively easy for them to roll out their "core" release now. It will become interesting, however, to see what happens in a year or two when stable is more out-of-date and a new stable release is not yet on the horizon.
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easy to base your "core" on stable *now*, but what about later? Posted Aug 11, 2005 10:00 UTC (Thu) by debacle (subscriber, #7114) [Link] Debian has to move to time-based release schedules anyway. A slip of one month is no problem, but one has to know, whether the next release will be 2006-12 (which I hope and expect) or around 2007.
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