[K12OSN] tentative roadmap, request for input
Greg DeKoenigsberg
gdk at redhat.com
Sun May 8 02:03:35 UTC 2005
On Fri, 6 May 2005, Les Mikesell wrote:
> Assuming that ubuntu really can pull off their promise of a fast
> release schedule without losing stability, it is. It will be
> nice if you don't have to choose one or the other as with the
> fedora/RHEL split, but it is a lot to ask. I'm still a little
> skeptical, especially given the history of the debian base
> refusing to declare anything stable until it is so old no one
> wants to run it.
I know firsthand that this is a *very* difficult problem -- but then
again, never underestimate the resolve of a multibillionaire who's been to
space and back. :)
In any event: however the Ubuntu side of the roadmap works out, I hope
that we can continue to provide a stable platform for K12LTSP as well.
--g
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