jbra...@dismail.de, le lun. 04 août 2025 12:25:23 +0000, a ecrit: > August 3, 2025 at 7:05 PM, "Samuel Thibault" <samuel.thiba...@gnu.org > mailto:samuel.thiba...@gnu.org?to=%22Samuel%20Thibault%22%20%3Csamuel.thibault%40gnu.org%3E > > wrote: > > As Debian Trixie is to be released this week-end, I'll publish iso > > images for a Debian GNU/Hurd 2025. The question is what features did we > > collect since 2023, to be put in the news? On the top of my head I can > > think of the following mainlines: > > > > - obviously, now-working 64b support with the same ~ 70% Debian archive > > coverage (actually a bit more than 32b since some packages are > > 64b-only) > > - this port is completely using userland disk drivers from FreeBSD > > thanks to the Rump layer. > > - we now use xattr by default for recording translators, allowing to > > bootstrap seamlessly from other OSes, with mmdebstrap for instance. > > - rust was ported > > - USB disk&cd support > > - quite-working SMP support > > - the console is now using xkb for keyboard layouts, and supports > > multiboot-provided framebuffer > > - various additional support (acpi, rtc, apic, hpet, ...) > > - documentation improvement > > - various other fixes (irqs, nfsv3, libports, pipes corner cases, ...) > > > > (and we need to point people at the FAQ: comments in webnews show how > > much people ask the same questions over and over without imagining that > > perhaps the FAQ could just answer them all...) > > > > Do you think of anything else? > > Is the ext2fs journal too experimental to mention?
It's not even commited yet, so let alone in debian GNU/Hurd 2025 ;) Samuel
