Scott Long wrote: > to come. Just because 6-STABLE gets branched on June 1 doesn't mean > that 5.x is dead or that 6.0 is immediately suitable for enterprise > work. It's just a stepping stone to having a 6.x release that is fully > capable. Though I agree with most of what was announced, I do have an objection about this part. I know (from the docs) that 4.0 was named -STABLE even if it did not contain some important features (kqueue? ipv6?), but at this time, a *lot* of people assume that naming a branch of FreeBSD -STABLE means it *is* ready for enterprise work. FreeBSD has gained a lot in popularity, and though engineers will know that -STABLE is just another designation, people who do the deciding won't. 6.0 probably shouldn't get labeled -STABLE unless it's completely ready to be used.Received on Sat Nov 06 2004 - 10:49:24 UTC
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