Updates post-release/freeze
Scott Kitterman
ubuntu at kitterman.com
Mon Jul 30 16:29:48 UTC 2007
On Monday 30 July 2007 12:16, Tim Hull wrote:
> 2) For unsupported components, Universe (and multiverse) could be updated
> on a rolling basis after release. This could be for mere feature updates -
> though they would still have to not require new versions of "main"
> components. Components in main could have unsupported updates in universe,
> though these would have to install alongside the main packages (firefox3,
> for instance, could be a Firefox 3 package). A universe freeze could be
> maintained, though updates after the fact would merely go in
> "universe-updates" instead of "universe". This would supplant the existing
> backports system, and would actually parallel what FreeBSD does with its
> "ports".
This all takes more resources. In Universe and Backports both we do not have
sufficient communicty involvement to support the current demand. IMO any
proposal for more $STUFF that isn't paid for should also have some thoughts
about where the labor to do the work is going to come from.
Scott K
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