Official 2.9 Release ?
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04 Sep 2023 12:57 #279823
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So we are almost a year from the 2.8.4 release and now we have Debian Bookworm out in the wild so I am curious
when will the official release on linuxcnc.org site be linuxcnc 2.9.0 ?
when will the official release on linuxcnc.org site be linuxcnc 2.9.0 ?
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04 Sep 2023 19:13 #279867
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Replied by Aciera on topic Official 2.9 Release ?
I don't think there is anybody who can answer that question. The release manager has resigned a while ago and there are still issues slated to be fixed before the 'official' release.
I'm not sure it really matters as I have been using 2.9 for quite a while now, official release or not.
Frankly I would just forget about it for the time being.
I'm not sure it really matters as I have been using 2.9 for quite a while now, official release or not.
Frankly I would just forget about it for the time being.
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05 Sep 2023 03:46 #279920
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Replied by rodw on topic Official 2.9 Release ?
I'm not one of the developers but from what I can see there is 6 issues labelled "2.9 must fix".
I'm trying to contribute 2 things.
1. A fork of the linuxcnc installer that uses Debian Bookworm ref: github.com/rodw-au/linuxcnc-live-build
2. A Raspberry Pi image buiilder that uses Bookworm and the official Pi kernels.
Hopefully #2 can close one or two of those issues.
I'm trying to contribute 2 things.
1. A fork of the linuxcnc installer that uses Debian Bookworm ref: github.com/rodw-au/linuxcnc-live-build
2. A Raspberry Pi image buiilder that uses Bookworm and the official Pi kernels.
Hopefully #2 can close one or two of those issues.
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