If it's a done deal, then whatever. It's not like anybody is going to
choose Sabayon or leave Sabayon because of the version numbering. But if
there is a choice between a number that indicates something and just the
next number in an arbitrary line, I don't know why you wouldn't want a
number tha
correction, the argument of `dont fix what aint broke` fell on deaf ears.
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 9:27 AM, Joost Ruis wrote:
> This is what I suggested to use as release sched, but staff didn't
> agree on it so we decided to use this versioning instead.
>
> On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Stuart
This is what I suggested to use as release sched, but staff didn't
agree on it so we decided to use this versioning instead.
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Stuart Rose wrote:
> Why are we going to switch the versioning mechanism to another system that
> tells users absolutely nothing about what
Ah yes that explains it.
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 6:19 PM, Fabio Erculiani wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 6:15 PM, Joost Ruis wrote:
>> How can you have 184 updates on a fresh installed K 6?
>>
>> Post some logs here.
>>
>
> You're always behind Joost :D
>
>
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> Fabio Erculiani
>
>
Stuart,
that was one of the reasons because I suggested to use branching for
this "milestone" system: the number might be the milestone number you
want, e.g.
equo hop 6
would switch the system to the status of Sabayon at the day of Sabayon
6 release.
Sabayon would run by default on 5 branch (we ma
Well, I was not focused on security, but on updates safety issues,
and, more in general, to find a way to deal with those willing to use
Sabayon but without updates.
They are a numerous minority (~30% of the users I follow).
2011/6/23 Cloud X. Strife :
> This is true, but not all stable releases a
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 6:15 PM, Joost Ruis wrote:
> How can you have 184 updates on a fresh installed K 6?
>
> Post some logs here.
>
You're always behind Joost :D
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Fabio Erculiani
Ooh, of course you didn't notice it. But now stable releases are bound
to the "sabayon-weekly" repository instead of "sabayonlinux.org".
I just triggered a repo sync between weekly and sabayonlinux.org, now
they contain the same packages.
Thanks for reporting (perhaps next time attach the freaking
How can you have 184 updates on a fresh installed K 6?
Post some logs here.
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 5:51 PM, genfool wrote:
> I changed the mirrors to what they should be, now have rc10 and installing
> 184 updates
>
> On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 9:03 AM, genfool wrote:
>>
>> My bad, seems the md5
Why are we going to switch the versioning mechanism to another system that
tells users absolutely nothing about what the version number means?
If Sabayon 6.x (or simply 6) isn't going to correlate with an entropy
branch, then the 6 doesn't tell the users anything.
I understand if going all the wa
This is true, but not all stable releases are "secure". Security is one
reason for updates, but I do see where you are coming from. Updates break
things, its inevitable. And many users I set up aren't tech savvy.
On Jun 23, 2011 10:53 AM, "Danilo Pianini" wrote:
> Please consider, as option, the p
Please consider, as option, the possibility to have a rolling branch
along with fixed ones. Our default would be to be rolling, but with an
equo hop you may switch to a fixed branch, like a snapshot of the
status of our distro at a time. This would allow the user to install
new software without bei
I changed the mirrors to what they should be, now have rc10 and installing
184 updates
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 9:03 AM, genfool wrote:
> My bad, seems the md5 is correct then, I was up late last night trying to
> figure out this issue and still first cup of coffee.
>
>
> On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at
My bad, seems the md5 is correct then, I was up late last night trying to
figure out this issue and still first cup of coffee.
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 10:57 AM, Andre Parhan wrote:
> Am I blind or do you show the amd64_K against the x86_K md5sums?
>
>
> 2011/6/23 genfool
>
>> I think you are ri
Am I blind or do you show the amd64_K against the x86_K md5sums?
2011/6/23 genfool
> I think you are right, does not match what is on the mirrors, It does, but
> is conflicting md5sum. I downloaded from cross-Lfs.org mirror, and it
> matches the md5 they list. While other mirror show a different
I think you are right, does not match what is on the mirrors, It does, but
is conflicting md5sum. I downloaded from cross-Lfs.org mirror, and it
matches the md5 they list. While other mirror show a different md5
genfool@joker ~/Downloads $ dir
Sabayon_Linux_6_amd64_K.iso
genfool@joker ~/Downloads
That doesn't look like: Sabayon 6 amd64 K.
What's the md5 of the iso?
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Fabio Erculiani
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 4:14 PM, Danilo Pianini
wrote:
> Like it, I agree.
> A question for you. In the current developing model, which is the
> meaning of "equo hop"?
> Will we have an hop for each release, not being rolling anymore or
> will it be just ignored?
It depends. Perhaps a new GCC maj
Like it, I agree.
A question for you. In the current developing model, which is the
meaning of "equo hop"?
Will we have an hop for each release, not being rolling anymore or
will it be just ignored?
In case branching is no longer used, I have a proposal to exploit this
equo feature in an useful and
Everything went perfect, first boot was fine, magneto showed I had 55
updates. opened a terminal and the usual
equo update
equo install equo entropy
equo upgrade
entropy installed 164 packages, upgrade installed another 25
I have
jokertu genfool # equo --version
entropy: 1.0_rc7
equo: 1.0_rc7
This
What about freezes, RC versions etc, how about spins?
On 23 June 2011 14:25, Fabio Erculiani wrote:
> It has always been an unwritten rule. But now it's worth mentioning
> it, even because we've also changed the release versioning.
>
> In short: we are going a adopt a 4-months based schedule, as
It has always been an unwritten rule. But now it's worth mentioning
it, even because we've also changed the release versioning.
In short: we are going a adopt a 4-months based schedule, as follows:
February/March, June/July, October/November, Christmas present (bonus release)
So, after Sabayon 6
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