From: Stéphane G. <stg...@ub...> - 2012-02-16 21:35:10
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Hey everyone! After a few crazy weeks of upstream work, I'm happy to announce that LTSP 5.3 has been tagged, released and uploaded in Ubuntu earlier this afternoon. I'm expecting other distributions, at least Debian to also update to 5.3 over the next few days. It's been a total of 80 changes from LTSP 5.2.19 to LTSP 5.3, so not as busy as the 5.2 release (with 90 commits) but still pretty close :) It's also interesting to remember the tag of LTSP 5.2: revno: 1674 tags: ltsp-5.2 committer: Stéphane Graber <stg...@ub...> branch nick: ltsp-trunk timestamp: Wed 2010-02-17 20:13:34 -0500 message: version 5.2 Since then, almost two years ago (sadly not to the day, but close enough), a total of 396 commits went by, contributed by a total of 9 people: 95 committer: Alkis Georgopoulos <al...@gm...> 79 committer: Vagrant Cascadian <va...@fr...> 59 committer: Wim Muskee <wim...@gm...> 52 committer: Warren Togami <wa...@to...> 49 committer: Gideon Romm <gi...@sy...> 42 committer: Stéphane Graber <stg...@ub...> 20 committer: Marc Gariepy <mg...@re...> 2 author: Francois-Denis Gonthier <ne...@lo...> 1 committer: Scott Balneaves <sba...@lt...> Giving us a total of: 214 files changed, 8970 insertions(+), 5236 deletions(-) Although the changelog is pretty big, here's an attempt at summarizing the biggest changes from 5.2.19 to 5.3: - Most ltsp-build-client plugins have now been moved to ltsp-init.d scripts, applying at boot time instead of build time. - Massive rework of all our init scripts, including deprecation of ltsp-client-setup. - Better nbd handling, using the upstream nbd scripts. LTSP is now using named NBD mount for both root and swap. - Moved from a whitelist of boot services to a blacklist, please get in touch with upstream if you noticed something that needs blacklisting. - New improved nbd-proxy with support for named NBD mounts (nbd-proxy is turned off by default) - Improvement to ltsp-update-image including, use of ionice by default. - Lots of fat clients improvement. - Proper handling of resolvconf - LTSP now ships /sbin/init-ltsp that's used to configure the thin client at boot time. - Improve ltsp-chroot command (it even has a manpage now) - Better handling of mixed NFS and NBD environment. - More consistent use of ltsp_config and ltsp-*-functions giving us a consistent environment and avoiding some delays. - Improved sound volume handling using udev rule instead of the old script. - Plenty of other fixes, thanks to everyone involved with this release! As yet another reminder, I'd greatly appreciate it if ~ltsp-upstream would refrain from doing feature changes for the next 3-4 weeks so all the distros can get a clean LTSP 5.3 and only commit fixes required to make all that stuff work. Please feel free to tag new releases of trunk whenever you need it for your distribution. Thanks again to everyone who's been involved in that release and who's helped make LTSPROCKS for all these years! Cheers - -- Stéphane Graber Ubuntu developer http://www.ubuntu.com -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJPPXZ+AAoJEMY4l01keS1n25QP/Ru9sNzpSKaTkt0rLS9HJkVj 9fUEcaqk5UZRpHe1IsW8Rk+DMsEqViBNEUux+uw5Ww/2MBWVh3yBT1FFhbzcumXd VJRYF44MTcvI7QDQN8aN+D7tj3uAJ8yhajWlC+wFFJqahSKkiMyRwKq2s+UjYfLm Rt1GRzr01UuesNlJ2YDpg8Xw5A0oYMYSOAQxkjnhY3BJWzmoIwgtyev+QhMMv2lx S2itC63AOFoKLxP8igigTfJB0eQm01Iz5ej95DhJrTExRb67Jvx0NX0KRoMIcJlh VP+J/ewDilbCC8EN6l7/hf+Ez44y4bLMQfSY7hwQ9NE1Dhg9szasvwk6crx0nYfU DJp+IKmPKrHrHO7RO0rM4BRWnKrqHNXl64yJ6g2UldTTlIun2FgrBmIdwV3lNcxo RViSzA+A1xf2ELEi6a07QkfW4E4XY4swe3+UoTFRVHwRw6X8dCTfOwqC40Os+OgF EMW33h5nl1Io4fV434X5VPEXBzlE+CrUz3kjShvVE0SzkF891+MOT3UB19O7S2cn bZar4Rk75mxeGgCA6vp98/VhJPq0vHnEG2Tjq+a7lcT12AaYgK/7koOuAB84PsRR JcRL07vw1M7nbZR+Qx/DB80dGaPhBI9egHCTZFYvNuupOZWRJwq1YhR3BFwaBWYP UXFUkPbqCm++L4TcWLtt =Li3m -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |