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[News] Ubuntu Founder Calls for Almost-Simultaneous Releases

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Discussing free software syncronicity

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| I have never suggested that *everyone* should release at the same time. In 
| fact, at Ubuntu we have converged around the idea of releasing about one 
| month *after* our biggest predictable upstream, which happens to be GNOME. 
| And similarly, the fact that the kernel has their own relatively predictable 
| cycle is very useful. We don’t release Ubuntu on the same day as a kernel 
| release that we will ship, of course, but we are able to plan and communicate 
| meaningfully with the folks at kernel.org as to which version makes sense for 
| us to collaborate around.       
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http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/150

Ubuntu's Pipe Dream : True Free Software Syncronicity

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| From a selfish journalist point of view - Shuttleworth's version of 
| syncronicity would also be terribly boring. I mean instead of being able to 
| write about Ubuntu, Fedora and OpenSUSE releases on their own specific 
| release dates and give each their due - I'd have one release day for all and 
| lump them all together.    
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http://blog.internetnews.com/skerner/2008/05/ubuntus-pipe-dream-true-free-s.html


Related:

Distros Don’t Drive Development

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| Lots of press and people focus on Linux distributions when they check out 
| what happens in Linux land. This and that distro come in new releases and 
| they offer this and that brand new feature. This is also true of the many 
| linux podcasts. They give credit to distros for new things that pop up.   
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http://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2007/10/28/distros-dont-drive-development/
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