Christoph Weidmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Dear Suse-People, > > I can understand your decision not to release the internal Release > Candidates RC2 and so on for public. I think in this hot phase of the > release cycle, you guys have much more important things to do. But I > have one question: Is it possible to get only the MOST important fixes > and packages since RC1? To make it clear: I don't mean a complete > release, but I mean updated packages which fixed critical bugs or > important packages like kernel and so on. > > Is it possible to make this packages available for public? How about > putting them in Yast Online Update? Or, if this is not possible, what > about releasing them inofficially in the apt-repositary "suse-people"? > IIRC, in Beta-phase there were some updates through YOU, even for RC1 > there was a new kernel for short time while currently all corresponding > directories are empty.
Hi Christoph,
for 10.1 we're planning to release every RC - but I think of only
release delta ISOs to not put too much burden on this for our ftp
mirrors. We sometimes do two RCs on a day and a full public release
takes time...
The kernel is out there already, you can get the current kernel of the
day from ftp.suse.com/pub/projects/kernel/kotd/{i386,x86_64,ppc}/
The final RC is still going through some final review internally and
we're going to ship the goldmaster on the 6th of october as announced.
If there are a really small number of critical packages that are
needed (not much more than 10), then tell me the list and I upload
them tomorrow. A full list is something that we cannot do right now
but like to do for 10.1...
Cheers,
Andreas
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