On 11.02.2015 19:54, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
I was hoping to freeze on Feb 15, but I'd really like to get
util-linux-2.26 in before that. I asked upstream and they are waiting
on i18n translations so they think it should be sometime next week.
The question is whether we should wait or slip it into the book between
-rc1 and -stable.
Right now, only the latest kernel and iproute2 are not in -svn. Waiting
would also give us some time to possibly get a 3.19.1 kernel into the
book rater than a .0 version.
Our schedules are not driven by anything external, but are good for
planning.
What do you think?
Sounds good for to wait for util-linux-2.26 and a new kernel. Concerning
gcc 5, that would probably be a too long wait?
Kind regards
Tim
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