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Ubuntu discussing moving to LTS + rolling release modelUbuntu discussing moving to LTS + rolling release modelPosted Mar 1, 2013 10:31 UTC (Fri) by engla (guest, #47454)In reply to: Ubuntu discussing moving to LTS + rolling release model by nick Parent article: Ubuntu discussing moving to LTS + rolling release model
Debian's wheezy has been frozen for 8 months now, and unstable is relatively frozen as well during this period. It is not a rolling release.
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Ubuntu discussing moving to LTS + rolling release model Posted Mar 1, 2013 12:19 UTC (Fri) by yarikoptic (subscriber, #36795) [Link]
And will ubuntu still "roll" as much when Debian is frozen? ;-)
To me it all sounds again like the right step of reducing the huge gap initially introduced in ubuntu by making it too much detached from Debian. So eventually we might arrive at the right level of synergy between the community and company-driven projects
Ubuntu discussing moving to LTS + rolling release model Posted Mar 1, 2013 13:05 UTC (Fri) by stefanor (subscriber, #32895) [Link]
> Debian's wheezy has been frozen for 8 months now, and unstable is relatively frozen as well during this period. It is not a rolling release.
And Ubuntu won't do that to produce its next LTS?
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