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| Shorter development cycle seen for Linux 2.5 |
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| Publication: | ZDNet | Date: | Apr 03 2001 |
The Linux development community is committed to shortening the development cycle for the next major kernel release, but so far it hasn't come up with any timetables.
The two-year development cycle for the 2.4 kernel, which was released in January, "was just too long," said Ted Ts'o, a core Linux developer and principal engineer at VA Linux Systems
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