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From: Kai-Martin Knaak <kmk AT familieknaak DOT de>
Subject: Re: [geda-user] Version planning
Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2012 10:24:03 +0200
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Juergen Harms wrote:

> The Mageia Linux distribution will start the testing period for its next
> release (Mageia 3) in September. According to Mageia policy, new
> versions of upstream software are only allowed to be introduced with a
> new Mageia release.
(...)
> My question is: most of this software will, by the end of the year, be
> at least 1 year old - are there plans to release new versions (tarballs)
> of pcb, geda-gaf and gerbv which I should consider?

My impression from outside the deveolopers circuit is, that there is 
(currently?) no planning with specific dates in place. A similar situation 
just happended with debian. A few weeks ago, Debian/wheezy entered freeze 
mode with pcb at version 20110918 and geda/gaf at version 1.6.2. The actual 
release of wheezy will be probably in spring 2013. Judging from the past, 
the development of its successor Jessie will take about two years. So 
regular Debian users will be presented pcb v20110918 / geda v1.6.2 until 
2015. 

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