Debian 6.0 Squeeze Code Freeze Scheduled for August

June 15, 2010
By Developer.com Staff

On Monday, Adam Barrat of the Debian Release Team announced that Debian developers are progressing towards a code freeze for Debian 6 Squeeze in August.

According to The H Open, "Debian developers are now only waiting until all the changes to the distribution caused by the update to Python 2.6 have been integrated."

Once these updates are made, Debian 6 will be frozen immediately afterwards and by the end of the year Squeeze should be ready for prime time.

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