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Now the question is, when will this become available in mainstream Linux distributions? I guess Arch et al. will get it pretty quickly, followed by Ubuntu 12.10
by kijin 15y ago
Now the question is, when will this become available in mainstream Linux distributions? I guess Arch et al. will get it pretty quickly, followed by Ubuntu 12.10 or maybe 13.04 depending on how many packages it affects.
Good ol' Debian, on the other hand, might or might not get it in time for the Wheezy freeze. CentOS? Forgetaboutit.
- sanswork 15y agoYou mention two distros that are designed for stability. Thats very different from following the bleeding edge and they have their purpose and reason for it(Which while developers like myself and I assume you sometimes forget, our server admin friends never do). If you want to follow the leading edge there is always also the option of making your own packages.
- maratd 15y agoI use CentOS in my stack. It's going to get it today. Because I'm going to compile it =)
- saghul 15y agoYou may want to try DotDeb [1], they already have PHP 5.4 packaged for Debian :-) [1]: http://www.dotdeb.org/ http://www.dotdeb.org/
- Gigablah 15y agoThere's nothing stopping you from using, say, remi or webtatic repos on CentOS.