> >> I've put in an early cut of the the potato release pages > >> <URL:http://www.debian.org/releases/potato/>. I don't really > >> intend > > hk> "GNU libc 2.1 based (known as libc6.1 in Linux)" ??? the libc6.1 > hk> from alpha is not a glibc-2.1 version. > > Um.... This page is talking about what will be in potato, when it > releases. So educate me... isn't potato going to be, > across-the-board, glibc-2.1 based?
Sure, but don't know it for m68k!? All other archs will be with glibc-2.1 and egcs (and possible a newer perl and i hope also more language support for dpkg). I'm not sure if its correct to name glibc-2.1 as libc6.1. Alphas current libc is called libc6.1, but this is a glibc-2.0 version, not a 2.1 version. Greetings, Hartmut
