Debian release may slip to March
The release of the upcoming version of Debian may slip to March, according to one of the two release managers for the Linux distribution.
If that happens, the release of the upcoming version of Debian — the fourth major revision, code-named Etch — will have been delayed three months past its planned release date of 4 December last year.
Debian has a prolonged history of being delivered later than planned, which is one of the reasons why Langasek and his co-release manager Andreas Barth are being paid up to $6,000 (£3,100) each to work full-time to complete the project.
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