On Sun, May 18, 2008 at 12:44:28AM +0200, Marc 'HE' Brockschmidt wrote:
The Perl5.10 transition has now been completed, with about 400 source
packages in testing getting updates (either by new source versions or
binNMUs). I have removed the upload block for the involved packages and
would like to thank all involved maintainers, bug reporters and the Perl
maintainer team for their help.
In the course of the perl5.10 transition, new versions of heimdal,
clamav and sendmail/libmilter have moved to testing. The release team
has planned several other, considerably less complex updates for
xulrunner, ocaml, ffmpeg, poppler and nautilus over the next weeks.
Given that the freeze is now on the doorstep, can I conclude that we are
going to release with GNOME 2.22, with the exception of nautilus which
will be version 2.20?
There seems to be quite active work in the packaging, but all is still
in experimental ...
Cheers.
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