bullseye release planned on 2021-08-14

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bullseye release planned on 2021-08-14

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Brian Masinick

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It was released as planned, I am trying to reach the all new testing repositories now, but no luck yet.

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Mr Brian,

Do we have a calendar or organization chart in the antiX community?
If we have the information on the expected dates for antiX, we can organize ourselves to collaborate with tests and analysis before the official release, we can report problems or small details that eventually go unnoticed.

Yesterday I followed some online events, all in the form of a Debian Bullseye official launch party organized by Brazilian leaders. They are from the links that were shared by you in another topic.

Thanks.

marcelocripe
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Sr. Brian,

Temos na comunidade antiX um calendário ou organograma?
Se tivermos as informações das datas previstas para o antiX, poderemos nos organizar para colaborar com testes e análises antes do lançamento oficial, podemos reportar problemas ou pequenos detalhes que eventualmente passam desapercebidos.

Ontem eu acompanhei alguns eventos on-line, todos em forma de festa do lançamento oficial do Debian Bullseye organizados por lideranças Brasileiras. São dos links que foram compartilhados pelo senhor em outro tópico.

Obrigado.

marcelocripe
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[Moderator Brian Masinick]

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marcelocripe wrote:

Mr Brian,

Do we have a calendar or organization chart in the antiX community?
If we have the information on the expected dates for antiX, we can organize ourselves to collaborate with tests and analysis before the official release, we can report problems or small details that eventually go unnoticed.

Yesterday I followed some online events, all in the form of a Debian Bullseye official launch party organized by Brazilian leaders. They are from the links that were shared by you in another topic.

Thanks.

marcelocripe
(Original text in Brazilian Portuguese language)

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Sr. Brian,

Temos na comunidade antiX um calendário ou organograma?
Se tivermos as informações das datas previstas para o antiX, poderemos nos organizar para colaborar com testes e análises antes do lançamento oficial, podemos reportar problemas ou pequenos detalhes que eventualmente passam desapercebidos.

Ontem eu acompanhei alguns eventos on-line, todos em forma de festa do lançamento oficial do Debian Bullseye organizados por lideranças Brasileiras. São dos links que foram compartilhados pelo senhor em outro tópico.

Obrigado.

marcelocripe
(Texto original em idioma Português do Brasil)

These are excellent ideas. If we have anything other than a list of people who are on the forum or a list of a few of the developers, I am not aware of it.

Yesterday was supposed to be the formal release date of Debian Bullseye (11) release. As far as the release dates for other distributions, I’ve seen Beta updates, but no further calendar dates, at least none that I’ve seen myself.

São ideias excelentes. Se tivermos algo diferente de uma lista de pessoas que estão no fórum ou uma lista de alguns dos desenvolvedores, não estou ciente disso.

Ontem deveria ser a data de lançamento formal do lançamento do Debian Bullseye (11). No que diz respeito às datas de lançamento para outras distribuições, eu vi atualizações Beta, mas não mais datas de calendário, pelo menos nenhuma que eu mesmo tenha visto.

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The problem with the repositories I had was on the mirror change for the http://ftp.gr.debian, I tried the de and it worked.

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fungalnet wrote:

The problem with the repositories I had was on the mirror change for the http://ftp.gr.debian, I tried the de and it worked.

I suggest that things will “clear up” in a few days, perhaps within a week.

Typically when a new release, and also when there are a large number of changes, it takes a while for all of the software components to copy and replicate to all locations. Also, even when there is a code freeze, there are often a few more fixes that are first discovered when a LOT of people start using the software. Why? That’s because not enough people consistently test the software, so some scenarios are only uncovered after thousands of people try out new software and uncover problems.

Therefore, if you are courageous, do try out the software and report issues. If your tolerance for issues is low, it’d be better to wait a while. Again, we all have choices’ make the choices that work best for you. Test if you have the experience and are willing to report issues; wait a week, or even a month, if trouble shooting and problem reporting are too much trouble for your current situation.

Also, there are a LOT of repositories around the world; find one that has been updated and has good access and speed from your local region (whether it’s local or not).

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