Hi Giovanni,
The idea is to invest more in bugfixing and bugfix releases for the LTR
release. If a major problem in 2.8 LTR is found and 2.10 is already out,
there would still be another bug fix release for 2.8 LTR. LTR is for one
year of support in bug fixing.
QGIS PSC and QGIS-CH may also decide to invest more money into bug
fixing of a LTR release.
Andreas
On 21.01.2015 09:24, G. Allegri wrote:
Could you help me to understand what distinguishes a normal QGIS
release and an LTR? In other sw the LTR (LTS) guarantees long term
maintanance, backporting fixes, etc. but in the QGIS lifecycle a
release is fixed, so what's the difference for the end user between
2.6 and 2.8? Maybe that it's download link will be mantained for a
longer time? :)
giovanni
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