Ubuntu10.10 development schedule finalized official version released on April 10, October 28

Although LucidLynxUbuntu10.04 has just entered the Beta test phase and will not be officially released in April 29, the detailed development and release schedule for the next version of Ubuntu10.10 has been determined. The development code of Ubuntu10.10 has not been published yet, but it should be a word with two M headers by convention. According to the plan, its development process will start in August, that is, immediately after Ubuntu10.04 is released, and an Alpha test version will be released month by month in the next 6-9 months.

Although Lucid Lynx Ubuntu 10.04 is only in Beta testing and will be officially released in April 29, the detailed development and release schedule for the next version of Ubuntu 10.10 has been determined.

The development code of Ubuntu 10.10 has not been published yet, but it should be two M-hitting words by convention. According to the plan, its development process will start in August, that is, Ubuntu 10.04 will be immediately launched after the release, and an Alpha test version will be released month by month in the next 6-9 months, the Beta and RC candidate versions will be available at the end of September and the end of October, respectively. The final official version will be available in October 28.

In addition, Ubuntu July 29 will also be upgraded in May 10.04, with the version 10.04.1.

Ubuntu 10.10 development and release schedule:

April May 6: tool chain upload
May 13: developer Summit
April June 5: Alpha 1 beta version released
April June 17: Function Definition frozen
June 24: Debian import frozen
April July 1: Alpha 2 beta version released
April August 5: Alpha 3 beta version released
April August 12: Partner upload deadline
April August 26: function frozen
April September 2: Alpha 4 beta version released
September 16: User Interface frozen
April September 23: Beta Release
April September 30: Document string frozen
October 14: The kernel is frozen. Non-Language Pack translation ends.
April October 21: RC candidate edition released; Language Pack translation deadline
April October 28: the final official version was released

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