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Trixie is under a heavy freeze right now; just about all that's changing between now and the 9th are critical bug fixes. Yeah it's not ideal for Proxmox to rele
by piperswe 1y ago
Trixie is under a heavy freeze right now; just about all that's changing between now and the 9th are critical bug fixes. Yeah it's not ideal for Proxmox to release an OS based on Trixie this early, but nothing's really going to change in the next few days on the Debian side except for final release ISOs being uploaded
- zozbot234 1y agoThey might drop packages between now and the stable release. An official Debian release won't generally drop packages unless they've become totally unusable to begin with.
- piperswe 1y agoGiven that Proxmox operates their own repos for their custom packages and users don't typically install their own packages on top of Proxmox, if a package they need gets dropped due to RC bugs (etc) they can upload it to their own repo
- tlamponi 1y agoWe manage anything, including package builds, ourselves if the need should arise; we also monitor Debian and release critical bugs closely, we see no realistic potential for any Proxmox relevant package to disappear, at least nothing higer compared to that happening after the 9th. FWIW, we got staff members that are also directly involved with Debian which makes things a bit easier.