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Subject: Re: Is 4.10-BETA stable?
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On Thu, 22 Apr 2004, Ceri Davies wrote:

> > Are there any, umm, release notes for 4.10-BETA, so I can see what I'm
> > in for?
>
> They're in src/release, but you do have STABLE.  The "BETA" in 4.10-BETA
> means that we're considering this code for release as 4.10-RELEASE, and
> that's all.

Many thanks.

-- Dave, who remembers horrible Unices that weren't released but escaped...