[Blueprint full-lts] Full LTS
André Campos Rodovalho
andre.rodovalho at gmail.com
Tue Nov 19 19:44:19 UTC 2013
Blueprint changed by André Campos Rodovalho:
Whiteboard changed:
[amjjawad] Lubuntu 14.04 should be a full LTS: 5 years (April 2014 -
April 2019) = +1
Completely agree !
[vanyok] Absolutely agree. Lubuntu is pretty stable as such but this LTS
support is especially needed for those who migrated from Win XP and
don't want to participate in those upgrades every 6 months (working
organizations as well as my parents :).
[David Yentzen] Agree completely. Lubuntu 14.04 should be a 5 year LTS.
It will enhance Lubuntu's ability to attract former WinXP users.
5 years. completely agree.
[joern-schoenyan] That more or less doubles the effort to maintain the
LTS. I don't think the Lubuntu-Team has the manpower to do this. So -1
from me.
[gilir] People who are agree are not the people who will actually
maintain it. Concidering the people available for maintaining it, 3
years is already very very very ambitious (and I'm very very very
optimist).
[dale-visser] I find myself agreeing with gilir. 5 years would be
wonderful, but don't over-promise. It would be better to give a 3 year
LTS term, then you could always do a Microsoft vis a vis Windows XP, and
extend it to 5 years at a later date.
[amjjawad] @gilir: if you want to go for 2 years LTS release, that sound
logical to me if and only if 16.04 will be yet another LTS Release ;) so
users won't have problem and they could simply upgrade or do fresh new
install once 16.04 LTS is released.
[nio] I think we need 3 years of LTS. First of all, upgrade from the
previous to the next LTS will usually be available 3-4 months after the
original release, at the first point release in July or August. And
after that there must be a fair overlap period. 3 years LTS will give us
8-9 months of overlap, which I think is a suitable period, if 5 years of
LTS would mean too much work. I think this is so important, that I am
prepared to volunteer to help with programming, testing or whatever is
necessary (provided I get a proper introduction).
+
+ [Andre] I know 5 years is good. But too heavy for Lubuntu team... 3
+ years with 16.04 LTS would be very good!
--
Full LTS
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/lubuntu-brainstorming/+spec/full-lts
More information about the Ubuntu-reviews
mailing list