As a few of you have noticed, I moved the debian-1.0 directory into public view last night. All new and updated packages are now being moved into this directory. (A few people have asked about this.)
Release 6 is remaining, untouched, in the debian-0.93 directory. If a package is released that closes a security hole or fixes a serious bug, it will be moved into both the debian-0.93 and debian-1.0 trees. Everything else will go only to debian-1.0. We hope that this policy will be acceptable for everyone: the people who want a stable, unchanging release; and the people who want to live on "the bleeding edge" with us. Fairly soon, new compiler and library packages will be released for debian-1.0 that default to ELF instead of a.out. After this happens, debian-1.0 will gradually migrate to ELF. We haven't determined the particulars yet, so only people who are ready for potential problems should be using 1.0, for the moment.
