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Date:      Thu, 17 Oct 1996 12:28:26 +0300 (EET DST)
From:      Narvi <narvi@haldjas.folklore.ee>
To:        freebsd-stable@freebsd.org
Subject:   FreeBSD-stable new release
Message-ID:  <Pine.BSF.3.91.961017120657.17620D-100000@haldjas.folklore.ee>

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	HI!

For all those who do not read -hackers - there is another users vs. 
developers flamewar, on part of it being the new releases, among others 
the release of 2.1.6/7 - the number doesn't matter, it is the same 
thing. Now are there any *sane* ideas as for what *new* things should 
make it to 2.1.6? Are the new ports that can be brought over to be 
bgrought over, do we want tcl-7.5 included in the system as there is in 
-current, do we want some other "upgrades" be present (I personaly use 
DES code from -current for newer SSLeay port).

Any one who responds, please observe:

	1) This mail is my *personal* view of the things. It is not 
	   sanctioned by anyone, inc. the FreeBSD core group. Even 
	   information on the 2.1.6 release is unofficial - I just saw it 
	   mentioned in the -hackers mailing list in the mails of some 
	   persons. 
	2) I don't want a flame war and won't answer to any flames. I 
	   hope to keep this all in reasonable frame. 
	3) IMHO I am not much of an organizer :-) and so not too suitable 
	   for carrying it all through. As d´for contributing I can 
	   provide my own time and disk space which is located over a not too 
	   good link in a far a way place in Europe. I can also test any 
	   reasonable changes. 
	4) I do not in any way want to make -stable unstable in any way. 
	   All changes going in would be tested for stability by several 
	   people *before* making it to the official tree. It should be 
	   possible to either "group up" several of the deltas to make 
	   fewer of them or alternatively, make a lot of them for smaller 
	   deltas. 
	5) Any one who finds this not appropriate for the list, the whole 
	   thing pointless, etc. Are welcome to mail me personaly and say so.

	Sander



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