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davecode@××××××××××.net a écrit : |
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> I'm not clear how I said otherwise? Well, okay, straighten me out ... |
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> My understanding is |
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> * Gentoo has two parallel ongoing branches, arch and ~arch |
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> * ~arch has more recent packages than arch but less stability |
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> * both branches keep upgrading over time with bug/security/feature fixes |
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> * the only stage3 tarballs that exist are for the previous mega public |
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> release |
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> * Gentoo releng team plants a pole in the ground and ~arch becomes arch |
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> "beta" |
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Nope, this is not how it happens. The stabling process happens all year |
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long, even when releases are not being prepared. |
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In fact, very little changes when releases are being, as Chris and |
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Andrew said, the stable release is a snapshot of the stable tree at a |
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given moment in time. Nothing else. arch doesn't change, ~arch doesn't |
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change either. |
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Rémi |
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