Debian squeeze volatile updates

The Debian Volatile archive is discontinued starting from the upcoming Debian release 6. It is replaced by the suite squeeze-updates on the official mirrors. Its management will move to the Debian Release Team, who already manage regular updates to Debian stable and oldstable. The squeeze-updates suite is carried by all official mirrors just like Squeeze itself. Announcements about stable updates pushed through squeeze-updates will be published on debian-stable-announce lists.

To subscribe please visit its web page. These updates will also be included in the next stable point release after the announcement. Regular updates not fitting the criteria above will be pushed through point releases according to the rules of the Stable Release Management. In a few hours… 5 February 11 published by ana. New Debian Developers January 2 February 11 published by ana.

Release parties next weekend 28 January 11 published by ana. Join us in the countdown to Squeeze 22 January 11 published by ana. Join us in the final countdown! Getting closer to the Squeeze release 13 January 11 published by ana. With the release notes , report a bug to release-notes with patch!

Translating the release notes with the Debian internationalization teams. And you are still on time to do upgrade and installation tests and report any big issue you may encounter.

New Debian Developers December 31 December 10 published by ana. The following developers have returned as Debian Developers after having retired at some time in the past: Matt Zimmerman mdz Jerome Marant jerome Scott James Remnant keybuk Welcome back!

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