Norbert Preining on Debian Breaking Unison and Ben Hutchings on Debian LTS
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Debian breaking Unison (again) [Ed: Norbert Preining talks about the real issues, even at risk to his speech inside Debian]
Congratulations – Debian/sid now contains a unison binary that is incompatible with Debian/buster, the stable release. That means, everyone who relies on unison for file synchronization across servers (running buster) and development machines (running sid) is now busted. Trying to use the new binary from sid on buster also doesn’t work, due to GLIBC incompatibility.
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Ben Hutchings: Debian LTS work, November 2019
I was assigned 24.5 hours of work by Freexian's Debian LTS initiative and carried over 0.5 hours from October. I worked 21.25 hours this month, so will carry over 3.75 hours to December.
I released Linux 3.16.76, rebased the Debian package onto that, and sent out a request for testing.
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