On Thu, 2025-02-06 at 14:48 -0500, Jeremy Bícha wrote: > Please be specific about the breakage you are seeing. The best way to > do this is to file bugs against affected packages instead of emailing > this list.
It was not distribution-level breakage but upstream bugs. I immediately observed multiple bugs in evolution: - Evolution started to forget various UI settings - icons were mixed up (showing incorrect icons in various places) Under the impression that this is a buggy development version, I downgraded to 3.54 from Trixie to avoid any damage. I have not systematically tested these things on a dedicated test system. I do not think that Debian is the best place to test bugs and regressions in an upstream developer release. Evolution follows the old convention where even release numbers are stable and odd release numbers are for developers. This release is just not meant for the general public, developers use it to try new things, probably including things that will not land in the next stable 3.56. > No. The Debian GNOME team intends for Debian 13 "Trixie" to include > GNOME 48. This means we need GNOME 48 to get into Testing by the > Transition Freeze deadline. We can't wait until GNOME 48 RC is > released at the beginning of March to start this work. Thanks for the info and for your contributions. In general, I support the goal to have Gnome 48 in the next stable. Please watch out for bugs and bug reports. Regards Stephan
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