This concern doesn't make any sense. There are always new kernels on the horizon bydl definition, and there's nothing special about 6.0 at all. By this logic no

This concern doesn't make any sense. There are always new kernels on the horizon bydl definition, and there's nothing special about 6.0 at all. By this logic nothing should ever be released as it should always be waiting for the "on the horizon" kernel.