dAniel hAhler spake thusly:
> I've asked on #ubuntu-devel about whether we should provide the stable release through -updates or -backports.
> The consensus has been that there should be a list of high-impact (SRU-able) bugs and only those should then get addressed.
> "Having a release candidate is not professional" is apparently no argument really.
That's *not* what he said. It's not a "release candidate", it's a
"release conadidate". Please re--read. What do you suppose the devs
would think of a "Release Conadidate"? I think it's rather
unprofessional (not unlike "dAniel hAhler" vs "Daniel Hahler".....).
dAniel hAhler spake thusly:
> I've asked on #ubuntu-devel about whether we should provide the stable release through -updates or -backports.
> The consensus has been that there should be a list of high-impact (SRU-able) bugs and only those should then get addressed.
> "Having a release candidate is not professional" is apparently no argument really.
That's *not* what he said. It's not a "release candidate", it's a
"release conadidate". Please re--read. What do you suppose the devs
would think of a "Release Conadidate"? I think it's rather
unprofessional (not unlike "dAniel hAhler" vs "Daniel Hahler".....).
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