stable branch

[Jean Bruenn]

I could do an installation, optimize it for i686, update and tar.gz it
- if that would help. Then you'd just need to unpack it :)


- 

On Wed,
28 Mar 2012 00:58:25 +0200 "Duncan Gibson" <duncan.gibson at xs4all.nl>
wrote:

> > Some testers/devs willing to install lunar from iso (just the normal
> > installation, but before doing anything, lin moonbase; lin theedge
> > (make sure you switched to theedge, then make sure you selected the
> > "stable" branch, which should be the default anyway) and then
> > continue the usual update procedure - fix upcoming errors/problems
> > and if you got a bit more time, try an x11 installation.
> >
> > The current goal is to make the stable branch stable - as soon as we
> > reached that goal, we can push the change from theedge to lunar as
> > well.
> 
> As mentioned on #lunar I have limited time at the moment but I can
> probably stretch to reinstalling a box from scratch and letting the
> update chug along in the background.
> 
> But, what I think would really help, would be to have a more
> up-to-date ISO image, even if it's just an alpha, to avoid having to
> rebuild too much of the initial system every time while we iron out
> the wrinkles in the stable branch idea. Sure, building X11 will then
> still take time...
> 
> D.
> 
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Jean Bruenn <jean.bruenn at ip-minds.de>