[Blueprint ppc-iso] Dropping the PowerPC ISO to save time and efforts
Lars Noodén
lars.nooden at gmail.com
Sun Nov 24 19:22:12 UTC 2013
Blueprint changed by Lars Noodén:
Whiteboard changed:
[joern-schoenyan] Dropping just for 14.04 means, that PPC users don't have any options for the time between EoL Saucy and the release of 14.10, besides using a pre-Alpha release. In my opinion, there are 3 ways:
* dropping PPC at all
* 14.04 as the last release
* don't drop
Anything else would be inconsistent.
[amjjawad] it is indeed a hard decision but IMHO, a decision about this
must be made :)
[Noskcaj] Maybe if we can get 14.04 in a high enough quality, we could
drop the 6 monthly PPC releases.
- [larsnooden] Unless there is a change inthe market, the PPC hardware
- will eventually go away. We should definitely do a 14.04 LTS for it,
- but then after that see if that is enough. The time to consider
- dropping it would be *after* the LTS. +1 to noskcaj's and joern's
- comments. We have testers and users for PPC.
+ [larsnooden] Unless there is a change inthe market, the PPC hardware will eventually go away. We should definitely do a 14.04 LTS for it, but then after that see if that is enough. The time to consider dropping it would be *after* the LTS. +1 to noskcaj's and joern's comments. We have testers and users for PPC.
+ [larsnooden] Let me ammend that. The old Macintosh PPC hardware will go away through attrition. However, IBM is investing $1 billion into Linux on its Power architecture.
[gilir] let's keep PPC at least for this LTS, let's discuss this after
the LTS. It's not so bad currently.
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Dropping the PowerPC ISO to save time and efforts
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/lubuntu-brainstorming/+spec/ppc-iso
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