Debian 9.0 "Stretch" Planned For Release In Three Weeks

[starshipeleven]

So in a few weeks the latest Debian Stable will have better wayland support than latest Neon. Who is the fast mover?

Arch.

[dp_alvarez]

The exciting part is that we finally get new stuff into unstable and testing again after a 6 month draught during the release winter.

Why is that? Isn't unstable supposed to not be affected be the stable release and only testing gets frozen, or am I getting something wrong here?

[carewolf]

Many Debian releases has been utterly boring, everything just works from day one and nothing much to configure

Edit: Recommended to install Ubuntu instead, which at least rises some nerd rage every once and a while

The exciting part is that we finally get new stuff into unstable and testing again after a 6 month draught during the release winter.

[moilami]

Many Debian releases has been utterly boring, everything just works from day one and nothing much to configure

Edit: Recommended to install Ubuntu instead, which at least rises some nerd rage every once and a while

[Kohrias]

Looking forward to Debian 9.

[Revan]

So in a few weeks the latest Debian Stable will have better wayland support than latest Neon. Who is the fast mover?

Just like Ubuntu 17.04 has a newer version of gnome than Fedora 25because it launched after. Maybe you should start providing useful information and stop divinizing Gnome. Did KDE developers kill your puppy or something?

[Sunderland93]

So in a few weeks the latest Debian Stable will have better wayland support than latest Neon. Who is the fast mover?

Too fat, bro. Too fat

[Geopirate]

So in a few weeks the latest Debian Stable will have better wayland support than latest Neon. Who is the fast mover?

This tea is too hot!

Also this may be a significant factor in Ubuntu choosing Gnome over KDE......

[ldo17]

So, no no more new kernels popping up in Unstable for a while...

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Debian 9.0 "Stretch" Planned For Release In Three Weeks

Debian 9.0 now has an official release date...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Debian-9.0-Stretch-Release-Date