Leftovers: Ubuntu and Debian
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Debian Creeps Closer To The Next Release
I’ve been alarmed by the slow progress of Debian towards the next release. They’ve had several weird gyrations in numbers of “release-critical” bugs and still many packages fail to build from source. Last time this stage, they had only a few hundred bugs to go. Now they are over 600. I guess some of that comes from increasing the number of included packages. There are bound to be more bad interactions, like changing the C compiler. I hate that language which seems to be a moving target… Systemd seems to be smoother but it still gives me problems.
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Mir: 2016 end of year review
2016 was a good year for Mir – it is being used in more places, it has more and better upstream support and it is easier to use by downstream projects. 2017 will be even better and will see version 1.0 released.
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Ubuntu Still Planning For Mir 1.0 In 2017
Alan Griffiths of Canonical today posted a year-in-review for Mir during 2016 and a look ahead to this year.
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Linux Mint 18.1 “Serena” KDE – BETA Release
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