Mani A wrote:
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 6:25 PM, Chuck Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We already have such a thing. Its called "rawhide" and it gets
released every day. BTW, isn't your proposal the exact *opposite* of
what this thread is talking about? LTS = long term support. You'd be
insane to try to provide long term support for a new release every 14
days...
He is probably talking about 'Marketing it that way' :)
Best
A. Mani
Well, actually i'm way out of the box. First forget about releases!!
Releases are still in the box way of thinking, and the current
development model. What I was saying about LTS was: qoute: (It would
almost be as an neverending stable version of rawhide). Let me
clarify... In this development model you have only rawhide -> testing
-> stable and this is a continuous flow of packages. Never broken by
releases. Sometimes updates will change the way things behave and thus
require an "mini freeze" this is a point in time where you need all the
current updates to be able to get the next updates. Sequential updating
that increments the system almost like a release but never breaks the
dependencies like a release does.
Regards
Jonas.
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