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Chapter 3. Choosing a Debian distribution
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Debian Weekly News - 2000 Index
Debian Weekly News - 2000 Index Here are the back issues of Debian Weekly News for 2000. Also, see the timeline summary for all of 2000. 19 Dec 2000 Testing rolled out 12 Dec 2000 2.2r2 released; package pools arrive in full; apt ported to rpm 29 Nov 2000 Non-US package pools; 2.2r2 delayed; BTS changes 22 Nov 2000 Many security fixes, 2.2r2 imminent 14 Nov 2000 Debian 2.2r1 off to a rocky start; a vote expires. 07 Nov 2000 Unstable lives up to its name; Progeny beta test 25 Oct 2000 Package pools ready; ...
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Chapter 6. The Debian archives
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Debian Weekly News - February 13th, 2001
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1.6. Lifecycle of a Release
Download the ebook Prev The Debian Administrator's Handbook Next 1.6. Lifecycle of a Release The project will simultaneously have three to six different versions of each program, named Experimental, Unstable, Testing, Stable, Oldstable, and even Oldoldstable. Each one corresponds to a different phase in development. For a good understanding, let us take a look at a program's journey, from its initial packaging to inclusion in a stable version of Debian. VOCABULARY Release The term “release”, in the ...
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Debian Weekly News - December 19th, 2000
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Debian Weekly News - email
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4. Resources for Debian Members — developers-reference 13.6 documentation
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Debian -- News -- Test Cycle Three Has Officially Begun
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