Good day Baz, > > I am researching the Debian release cycle. > > Where can I find information about how long time there should be > > between a Stable release and the next Testing freeze? > > I have searched the Debian web site and the mailings lists, but I > > have not found any such information. > > The reason you can't find anything is probably that there isn't any > policy about this. Debian releases a new version when it's ready. > There's currently no release schedule with fixed dates.
Thank you. :o) I know, but I am not asking about setting release dates. I am asking if there is a policy about the length of the period between a Stable release and the next freeze. > BTW: the debian-policy mailing list is meant for discussions about > new debian policy. Your question is probably more on topic on the > debian-devel mailing list. I post to policy because I believe it is not a development question, but rather a policy question. Like the two-week testing cycle is a policy about how to manage testing. I thought that since policy discusses policies, this list might be the proper place for a policy question. Am I wrong? Best regards Johnny Ernst Nielsen :o) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
