I read through all of the replies in the aforementioned thread.
There is this devastating nugget that is not expounded upon and is the same crux I am bringing to the Ubuntu community's attention:
"Sounds good, I'd like to have a few more reviewers though. ntp is aged, but according to popcon the transition could affect ~25% of the Debian installations." https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2022/01/msg00211.html
I believe that it is critical that Ubuntu makes available the most feature complete standards complying NTP daemon. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5905
The present LTS, 22.04, has the original ntp package. To avert disaster for a substantial number of users, Ubuntu will need the original ntp package available when 24.04LTS is released.
I found the thread on the Debian Developers' Mailing List that Richard Laager (rlaager) mentioned. https:/ /lists. debian. org/debian- devel/2022/ 01/msg00172. html
I read through all of the replies in the aforementioned thread.
There is this devastating nugget that is not expounded upon and is the same crux I am bringing to the Ubuntu community's attention: /lists. debian. org/debian- devel/2022/ 01/msg00211. html
"Sounds good, I'd like to have a few more reviewers though. ntp is aged, but according to popcon the transition could affect ~25% of the Debian installations." https:/
I believe that it is critical that Ubuntu makes available the most feature complete standards complying NTP daemon. https:/ /www.rfc- editor. org/rfc/ rfc5905
The present LTS, 22.04, has the original ntp package. To avert disaster for a substantial number of users, Ubuntu will need the original ntp package available when 24.04LTS is released.