On Sat, 2013-04-06 at 18:02 +0900, sf...@users.sourceforge.net wrote: > Ben Hutchings: > > The base kernel is the 3.2.y stable/longterm branch which I'm > > maintaining at kernel.org. It was updated from 3.2.39 to 3.2.41 today. > > Hmm, so the "y" can grow in the future... > Then I will try creating and releasing aufs3.2.x branch, which will > contain aufs3.2.41 tag. > If I have enough time, I will follow your future update as aufs3.2.42, > 43... > > How long will the debian 3.2 kernel be kept, do you guess?
Debian supports each stable release until 1 year after the next release.
Given the current 2 year cycle, that means early 2016.
Ben.
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