Roadmap 2012

Here is the updated roadmap for 2012. Thanks to John (Tekmate) I will be able to get these releases out in a more timely fashion.

PhoenixOS Stealth Final: (Lucid Hybrid) Possibly Valentine's Day

PhoenixOS Hawk Release Candidate: (Debian Squeeze) St. Patrick's Day

PhoenixOS BlackHawk Alpha: (Precise Pangolin) Mother's Day

Thanks for your support everyone and get ready for testing ! ! !

Ray...

Admin wrote:Here is the updated roadmap for 2012. Thanks to John (Tekmate) I will be able to get these releases out in a more timely fashion.

PhoenixOS Stealth Final: (Lucid Hybrid) Possibly Valentine's Day

PhoenixOS Hawk Release Candidate: (Debian Squeeze) St. Patrick's Day

PhoenixOS BlackHawk Alpha: (Precise Pangolin) Mother's Day

Thanks for your support everyone and get ready for testing ! ! !

Ray...

Thanks Ray for the update.

Bob

bobd13045 wrote:

Admin wrote:Here is the updated roadmap for 2012. Thanks to John (Tekmate) I will be able to get these releases out in a more timely fashion.

PhoenixOS Stealth Final: (Lucid Hybrid) Possibly Valentine's Day

PhoenixOS Hawk Release Candidate: (Debian Squeeze) St. Patrick's Day

PhoenixOS BlackHawk Alpha: (Precise Pangolin) Mother's Day

Thanks for your support everyone and get ready for testing ! ! !

Ray...

Thanks Ray for the update.

Bob

Your welcome. Trying to adhere to the structure Linspire had for us in the old days. Even keeping the spirit of releasing on holidays heheheh.
I am currently using stealth as my main os and its awesome!

Ray..

Ray

Sounds like good news to me, looking forward to checking it out.

Ray

Ray,

Be interested to know a) what is Lucid Hybrid and b) what is the difference between lucid Hybrid (Stealth) and the original Lucid Beta 3 you produced.

I am using the original B3 which uses Thunderbird 3.1, which as you know will cease to be supported in April, I presume it will be okay to upgrade to the latest Thunderbird presuming of course that the new Stealth version won't have taken it's place shortly.

Ray

That is a good question I did notice that Ubuntu started pushing Firefox 9 out to Lucid users which is unusual for one of their LTS releases. I can look at version 10 of Firefox and Thunderbird as replacements as they are going to be business version with longer support.

What do others think should we look at replacements for these programs or just stay with what the base OS pushes?

I would stay with 9