<div>On 2/21/06, <a href="mailto:alejandro.bonilla@hp.com">alejandro.bonilla@hp.com</a> <<a href="mailto:alejandro.bonilla@hp.com">alejandro.bonilla@hp.com </a>> wrote:<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">> On 2/21/06, <a href="mailto:alejandro.bonilla@hp.com">alejandro.bonilla@hp.com </a> <<a href="mailto:alejandro.bonilla@hp.com">alejandro.bonilla@hp.com</a>> wrote: >> >> Uhum... >> >> Could it be worth for us to wait for gnome 2.14 before releasing dapper? >> >> <a href="http://www.gnome.org/%7Edavyd/gnome-2-14/">http://www.gnome.org/%7Edavyd/gnome-2-14/</a> >> >> It looks kind of cool, and it could make Ubuntu a lot more bleeding edge >> than coming out with 2.13? ;-) Is just a request, what are the plans for >> it? >> >> .Alejandro > > > Hello, > > well, the 2.14 will be included in Dapper. Notice that it comes out at > 15thof March, > and Dapper is to be released April, the 20th. > > Best regards, > Mario Sorry, I'm more used to Debian releases. ;-) Kudos, It looks like dapper is going to be sweet. .Alejandro</blockquote><div> The Gnome project has a release cycle of 6 months, so does  Ubuntu. The Ubuntu projects delivers stable builds in 4 and 10th month, and Gnome project in  3rd and  9th month,  giving time to Ubuntu to fully integrate it, but already now a dapper is running a development version of 2.14. Best regards, Mario </div> </div>