Hi,
On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 08:40:25AM -0500, Mark Allums wrote:
>
>> Ron Johnson wrote:
>
>>>> but at the same time i read the release notes for the new
>>>> Ubuntu beta, and its really nice. I *want* Gnome 2.24 (the auto
>>>
>>> Unstable is at GNOME v2.22.5
>
> I said:
>
>>
>> Unstable (or Sid) has been at 2.23 for a short while, and is already
>> transitioning to 2.24.
????
> Let me clarify this a bit:
>
> On my system, if one pulls down the About box for GNOME, it says 2.22.
> However, if one looks at the files installed, quite a few of them are at
> 2.23. A few have started trickling in that are at 2.24. So it is fair
> to say that GNOME is in the middle of a transition. I would like it if
> it happened a bit faster, but I have no major complaints.
I think you must have some complicated apt line... (maybe with some
experimental or external sites)
I do not see 2.24 in my sid box. Source Package gnome-desktop:
* sarge (x11): 2.8.3-2
Binary packages: gnome-about, gnome-desktop-data, libgnome-desktop-2,
libgnome-desktop-dev
* etch (x11): 2.14.3-2
Binary packages: gnome-about, gnome-desktop-data, libgnome-desktop-2,
libgnome-desktop-dev
* etch-m68k (x11): 2.14.3-2
Binary packages: gnome-about, gnome-desktop-data, libgnome-desktop-2,
libgnome-desktop-dev
* lenny (x11): 2.22.3-2
Binary packages: gnome-about, gnome-desktop-data, libgnome-desktop-2,
libgnome-desktop-dev
* sid (x11): 2.22.3-2
Binary packages: gnome-about, gnome-desktop-data, libgnome-desktop-2,
libgnome-desktop-dev
We at Debian are in freeze mode. So we do not update packages randomly
in unstable. Our focus is next release. This is how Debian works.
Osamu
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