[K12OSN] tentative roadmap, request for input

[Huck]

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 don't know too many who run debian and actually use the 'antique 
"stable"' release, almost everyone I know even in production 
environments use 'unstable'...and there is an even more bleeding edge 
one but I forget it's repository name, "freaky" perhaps =)

Debian stable I believe doesn't even have built in USB "jump drive" 
support yet...

--Huck