FreeBSD Developers Lay Out Plans To Release FreeBSD 10.2 In August
The FreeBSD release engineering team has laid out plans for the next FreeBSD 10 release.
FreeBSD 10.2 is planned to debut on 31 August. The newly-published release schedule pegs the code freeze to begin on 3 July, weekly betas to begin on 10 July, release candidates from the end of July through August, and then the official 10.2-RELEASE at the end of August.
Of course, FreeBSD 10 releases have been subject to delays in the past, but at least it's looking like 10.2 should be out before the end of Q3.
More details on FreeBSD 10.2's schedule via the new FreeBSD.org page.
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