On Sun 27. Aug - 18:04:00, Michael Biebl wrote:
> The release date for the next stable Debian release (aka etch) is coming
> closer and closer (expected release date is December 06).
> Debian testing currently has powersave-0.12.20 and I'm pondering if I
> should upload the latest 0.13.x packages to unstable/testing.
> I'm running 0.13.5 myself and haven't experienced any problems so far,
> but wanted to ask you first if you know of any.
> I don't want to have a powersave version in etch which has (major)
> problems. What would be your suggestion, when can I expect the next
> stable, major release 0.14? Will this be ready for etch?
Currently 0.13.5 should be rather stable, nearly as stable as
0.12.x. There is not much difference, except CPU hotplugging support and
some fixes in the library. The next release will be 0.14.0 which is the
consequence of 0.13.5. We are currently fixing some last smaller bugs, see
the other mails on this list. So you should be rather save with 0.13.x or
0.14.x which will be released in a week or two.
Due to the redesign which is going on, 0.14.x will be the last stable
release of the "old" powersave. I'm not quite sure how to continue naming
afterwards. Maybe a 0.21.x is appropriate for upcoming unstable
releases. Suggestions welcome.
Regards,
Holger
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