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2023-03-31
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I don't know any Linux distro that follows kernel versioning like that.
Since kernel development happens independently of distro development, that would put unnecessary pressure on distro devs.
I also seem to remember that Torvalds said that the decision to up the major version number is more or less arbitrary.
Since kernel development happens independently of distro development, that would put unnecessary pressure on distro devs.
I also seem to remember that Torvalds said that the decision to up the major version number is more or less arbitrary.
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2023-03-31
, 15:06
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Originally Posted by nonsuch
Many Linux distros has some reason why it is not numbered like that. But Maemo doesn't have any reason why not right now.
I don't know any Linux distro that follows kernel versioning like that.
Originally Posted by nonsuch
Actually it doesn't give any pressure at all. They can skip numbers or add RC2 or SP2 or .01 or something to version number or skip some version numbers if needed.
Since kernel development happens independently of distro development, that would put unnecessary pressure on distro devs.
Originally Posted by nonsuch
That is true, but major and minor version number go bigger any way. So why not synchronize Maemo version numbering to that at least from 6.1 to some version that not possible. What would be reason that it had to stop?
I also seem to remember that Torvalds said that the decision to up the major version number is more or less arbitrary.
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2023-03-31
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Originally Posted by teroyk
Maemo is ready for daily use? LTS version?
So would it be good that Maemo 6.1 should be first LTS version?
That's nice
On which device? PinePhone Pro?
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2023-04-05
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Originally Posted by Malakai
It is now more like 6.1 Developer Preview version, but there can be path to up to LTS.
Maemo is ready for daily use? LTS version?
Originally Posted by Malakai
Pinephone Pro is not supported at all, but on Pinephone and Droid 4 works quite well.
On which device? PinePhone Pro?
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2024-10-16
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Kernel version in stable image is still 6.1.15 is there coming version 6.6 anytime soon?
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2024-10-16
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6.6 LTS is already there for a while: you just need to dist-upgrade to -devel.
'Stable' images are not 'ready to use' at the moment and the last ones seem broken. It is better to use older ones (and upgrade to devel).
Leste is near beta with last devel upgrade in my opinion, even on N900.
Unstable dev stuff is in -experimental branch.
'Stable' images are not 'ready to use' at the moment and the last ones seem broken. It is better to use older ones (and upgrade to devel).
Leste is near beta with last devel upgrade in my opinion, even on N900.
Unstable dev stuff is in -experimental branch.
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2024-10-20
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After latest updates my stable 6.1 installation is quite good for every day use. I might wait stable 6.6 sdcard-image release.
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So would it be good that Maemo 6.1 should be first LTS version?
What you think about that Maemo version numbering?