Fedora Core 2 release???

[Bernd Kauling]

Hi everybody

i just wanted to ask, if there is a release date for fedora core 2
known.

I can't find any information on the fedora site of the next release
date.

regards: Bernd

[Bart Kalita]

http://fedora.redhat.com/participate/schedule/

Bernd Kauling wrote:
> Hi everybody
>
> i just wanted to ask, if there is a release date for fedora core 2
> known.
>
> I can't find any information on the fedora site of the next release
> date.
>
> regards: Bernd

[Bernd Kauling]

Thank you.
it's very embarassing, that i hadn't found this ^^

regards: Bernd

[Felix Miata]

Bart Kalita wrote:
> http://fedora.redhat.com/participate/schedule/

According to that test 3 should already be out, but all I find is test
1. ???

[Pedro Fernandes Macedo]

Felix Miata wrote:
> Bart Kalita wrote:
> > http://fedora.redhat.com/participate/schedule/
>
> According to that test 3 should already be out, but all I find is test
> ???

No , from the site:
29 March test2, string build freeze (builds completed)
This means that the builds will be frozen and the isos will be prepared 
out of the packages available. The isos for Test 2 may be available on 
the mirrors on monday or tuesday if nothing goes wrong... Test 3 is 
scheduled to appear on mirrors around   19 of april...

--
Pedro Macedo

[Felix Miata]

Pedro Fernandes Macedo wrote:
> Felix Miata wrote:
> > Bart Kalita wrote:
> > > http://fedora.redhat.com/participate/schedule/
> > According to that test 3 should already be out, but all I find is test
> > ???
> No , from the site:
> 29 March test2, string build freeze (builds completed)
> This means that the builds will be frozen and the isos will be prepared
> out of the packages available. The isos for Test 2 may be available on
> the mirrors on monday or tuesday if nothing goes wrong... Test 3 is
> scheduled to appear on mirrors around   19 of april...

I saw that, but I also saw (above it):

"Releases during the test phase will be three weeks apart."

29 March is considerably more than 3 weeks after 12 Feb, by my count,
roughly 6.

[Pedro Fernandes Macedo]

Felix Miata wrote:
> I saw that, but I also saw (above it):
>
> "Releases during the test phase will be three weeks apart."
>
> 29 March is considerably more than 3 weeks after 12 Feb, by my count,
> roughly 6.

Yes , that's what is written there. The intention is to have each test 
release 3 weeks apart , but some issues with SELinux have arised and 
then the test 2 was delayed until SELinux stable enough to be released 
on FC2t2...

--
Pedro Macedo

[William Hooper]

Felix Miata said:
> I saw that, but I also saw (above it):
>
> "Releases during the test phase will be three weeks apart."
>
> 29 March is considerably more than 3 weeks after 12 Feb, by my count,
> roughly 6.

But you didn't see the rest?

"As an aggressive schedule, this schedule is subject to change. At any
time, if it becomes obvious that we will need to modify it, we can"

If you are really interested in testing, go to the fedora-test-list
(considerinig it is on topic there).  There you will find the reason:
http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-test-list/2004-February/msg01818.html

Please take test questions to the test list.  You are just raising the
already high noise level asking in this list.

[pinco]

William Hooper ha scritto:
> Please take test questions to the test list.  You are just raising the
> already high noise level asking in this list.

Does my feeling that this kind of messages is at a high level of 
rudeness depend on my low level of knowledge of English?
Perhaps the initial "Please" it's enough! If so, I beg your pardon.

Ciao,
Nino