... on 2 October 2012. I know this is only the 4th, but I wonder what is happening about LinHES support for 0.26? I am running LinHES R7.4 (rdt) on one frontend - I have been running an all mythbuntu setup and my backend and other frontend still run mythbuntu 10.04 with 0.25-fixes.

I want to get off the ubuntu upgrade distro cycle and my intro to LinHES on this one frontend has impressed me. [1].

Anyway the next step is to look at moving the rest of the system to LinHES but I would like to know about 0.26 support first

Thanks for such a great distro.


[1] I used knoppmyth years ago so knew LinHES would be good, i tested a bit in a virtualbox too, so had very few surprises when u started to use it seriously

It will be released when it's ready. Cesman and the LH/KM team have always properly tested main packages before pushing on to users. I believe that LH has a [testing] repo which you may check into.

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Ahh the usual answer! I suppose I should have known

Thanks for the response anyway. It would be kinda useful to know if it is likely to be days (superb), weeks (OK), months (will probably revert to *buntu).

It's not a handjob. As you know, the devs are doing this in their spare time like most projects. In all seriousness, if you want a bleeding edge distro, I would recommend Arch Linux which is a rolling release with a very rapid update cycle.

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OK, sorry I am not trying to be pushy, and it pays to wait and see what new bugs are introduced when mythtv push a point release. Happy to wait, and watch what happens.

*happy to have returned to the knoppmyth/linhes fold*

Is 0.26 supposed to be in there? I can't see it at http://linhes.org/repo/i686/core-testing/ or http://linhes.org/repo/i686/extra-testing/

Not yet. You can watch the log to see current activity: http://cgit.linhes.org/linhes_pkgbuild/log/?h=testing

Hey I heard .27 is awesome

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