thnogueira
October 19th, 2005, 05:46 AM
Hi guys,
I can't understans what's happening with linux developers community. Does anyone can seriously tell me breezy is a stable version? I could tell you all my experience about trying to upgrade from hoary to breezy, but if you just take a look on the latest posts you'll understand what I mean.
Breezy is in fact a desesperate and unstable version that's supposed to be released 6 months after hoary's version as a stable one. I've been using linux from the last 12 years and I'm really concerned about future of this way of thinking.
Why is it so necessary to postulate the next release is going to be stable in 6 month's? Is it possible to be shure about that? As I can see, no.
(the worst thing I've heard these days is that Debian's developers are planning to release new versions periodicaly. I can't imagine what's going to happening with ubuntu, kubuntu, knoppix, kurumin, etc, etc, etc...)
I can't understans what's happening with linux developers community. Does anyone can seriously tell me breezy is a stable version? I could tell you all my experience about trying to upgrade from hoary to breezy, but if you just take a look on the latest posts you'll understand what I mean.
Breezy is in fact a desesperate and unstable version that's supposed to be released 6 months after hoary's version as a stable one. I've been using linux from the last 12 years and I'm really concerned about future of this way of thinking.
Why is it so necessary to postulate the next release is going to be stable in 6 month's? Is it possible to be shure about that? As I can see, no.
(the worst thing I've heard these days is that Debian's developers are planning to release new versions periodicaly. I can't imagine what's going to happening with ubuntu, kubuntu, knoppix, kurumin, etc, etc, etc...)