[virt-tools-list] Help: I want to know when virt-manager will update and release new version to Ubuntu and redhat or other Distro.

Kevin Zhao kevinzs at linux.vnet.ibm.com
Wed Nov 18 07:03:15 UTC 2015


Hi Cole ,
         Another question :-)
         Release version 1.3 cover the patch before the date ?   Will it 
cover the patch before 11.18(My latest patch ) ?
         Thanks veeeeery much

Best Regards,
Kevin

On 2015年11月17日 08:58, Cole Robinson wrote:
> Yeah I'm slacking on getting the release out, per usual. I'll do my best to
> get 1.3 out before Monday.
>
> Thanks,
> Cole
>
> On 11/16/2015 12:41 AM, Kevin Zhao wrote:
>> Hi Cole ,
>> How is the releasing work going? My workmates in IBM want to use released
>> virt-manager to build the packages. Now the newest version is 1.2.1 , so what
>> is the next release dates? And what's the date that newest release version
>> will cover the patches that have been committed ?
>> Thanks for your kindly response :-)
>>
>> On 2015年10月16日 09:26, Cole Robinson wrote:
>>> On 10/14/2015 01:35 AM, Kevin Zhao wrote:
>>>> Dear Everyone,
>>>>       I am working on porting virt-manager to S390x ,now I have realized the
>>>> function that using virt-manager on x86_64 to create and manage VM guests in
>>>> S390x, also I have submit the patch to virt-manager mainline on 13th July,
>>>> 2015.
>>>>       But when I use "apt-get install virt-manager" to get the packages, I see
>>>> the version of virt-manager is 0.9.5. So I want to know that when virt-manager
>>>> will update or release new stable version to the Distro, such as Ubuntu
>>>> ,redhat and so on. And if it has been released ,Pls tell me the support
>>>> Distro.
>>>>       If the released work has something to do , I am happy to take some work
>>>> for pushing it to other Linux Distro community.
>>>>       Thanks very much.Pls feel free to let me know if you have any questions.
>>>>
>>> Yeah we are overdue for a release. I'll shoot for getting one out by the end
>>> of the month, and it will end up in Fedora 23 which will be released by then.
>>>
>>> But whatever debian/ubuntu version you are using with 0.9.5... that version is
>>> quite old, so you probably aren't on their latest distro release, maybe one of
>>> the LTS versions. If you want latest and greatest packages you should update
>>> to the latest version of your distro too
>>>
>>> - Cole
>>>




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