John Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If mandrake moved more strongly to a subscription service, then
> maybe releases could be made when they are ready, rather than at a
> specific date. This could ensure that we don't have some of the
> silly problems that are plaguing 9.2
whatever time you put for freezing/stabilizing, there'll always be
bugs because there're just too much things involved in the distros.
what's more, if that time last too much, people keep going on: why not
included XYZ-3.3 which was just released and has so much nice bugfixes
and new features which result in either people tired of debugging the
same stuff or stabilizing work trashed because of an update.
and anyway, too much people actually only test latest rcs and complain
too late (when final is out) because they do not want to test earliers
betas or rcs ("they should be too buggy; let other people look for
bugs")
