Ubuntu 11 Release Date Leaked
By Aamina on May 20, 2010Hits :30546Linux NewsToday, the initial release schedule of three coming versions, including Ubuntu 11.04,Ubuntu 11.10, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS is published.
Although Ubuntu 10.10 is still in the early development stage, Robbie Williamson, engineering technical manager, today publishes the initial release schedule of three future versions including Ubuntu 11.04 (April of 2011), Ubuntu 11.10 (October of 2011), and even Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. By the way, Ubuntu News is an Opera Widget that will show on users' desktop the latest Ubuntu related news
Ubuntu 10.10 development code name is Maverick Meerkat (self-styled Fox Mongoose), originally scheduled to be released on October 28, 2010. However, under the suggestion of Mark Shuttleworth, the founder, this new system pursuitting "Perfect 10" has accelerated its speed: Beta test version is directly replacing Alpha 4 beta version on December,2th, also, RC is brought forward to December, 30 and the final official version is to be launched in time for October 10 (10/10/10).
When it comes to the release schedule of the three coming versions, it is tentative for the time being which might change as the development progress, while, its general framework has been distinct, for instance, 12.04 LTS will contains four Alphe versions and two Beta test versions. Additionally, the present newest Ubuntu 10.04 is a LTS version, enjoying update more than once in the next three years. By the way, browsers on Ubuntu 10.04 is a notable thing.
October 21, 2010: Developer summit meeting
December 2, 2010: Alpha 2 Beta release
December 30, 2010: Debian import freeze
January 6, 2011: Alpha 3 beta release
(January 27, 2011: Ubuntu 10.04.2 release)
February 3, 2011: Alpha 3 beta release
February 24, 2011: Functional freeze
March 3, 2011: Alpha 5 beta released
March 24, 2011: User interface to freeze; Beta test version to freeze
March 31, 2011: Beta test version released
April 7, 2011: Documentation string to freeze
April 14, 2011: Final freezing; kernel to freeze; non-language pack translation due
April 21, 2011: RC candidate to release; language pack translation due
April 28, 2011: Final official version release
May 13, 2011: Developer summit meeting
June 3, 2011: Alpha 1 beta release
June 17, 2011: Functional definition of the freezing
June 24, 2011: Debian import freeze
July 1, 2011: Alpha 2 beta release
(July 29, 2011: Ubuntu 10.04.3 release)
August 5, 2011: Alpha 3 beta released
August 19, 2011: Functional freeze
August 26, 2011: User interface to freeze; Beta test version to freeze
September 2, 2011: Beta test version released
September 16, 2011: Documentation string freeze
September 23, 2011: Final freezing; kernel freeze; non-language pack translation due
October 16, 2011: RC release candidate; language pack translation due
October 13, 2011: Final official version release
October 27, 2011: Developer summit meeting
November 3, 2011: Alpha 1 beta release
November 24, 2011: Functional freeze
December 1, 2011: Alpha 2 beta release
December 29, 2011: LTSDebian imported frozen
January 5, 2012: Alpha 3 beta release
(January 22, 2012: Ubuntu 10.04.4 publishing)
February 2, 2012: Alpha 4 beta release
February 16, 2012: Feature freeze; Beta 1 beta freeze
February 23, 2012: Beta 1 beta release
March 15, 2012: User interface freeze; Beta 2 Beta freeze
March 22, 2012: Beta 2 beta release
April 5, 2012: Document string freeze
April 12, 2012: Final freeze; kernel freeze; non-language pack translation due
April xx, 2012 (mistaken for 29, TBC): RC candidate release; language pack translation due
April 26, 2012: Final official version release
Ubuntu 10.10 development code name is Maverick Meerkat (self-styled Fox Mongoose), originally scheduled to be released on October 28, 2010. However, under the suggestion of Mark Shuttleworth, the founder, this new system pursuitting "Perfect 10" has accelerated its speed: Beta test version is directly replacing Alpha 4 beta version on December,2th, also, RC is brought forward to December, 30 and the final official version is to be launched in time for October 10 (10/10/10).
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The release schedule of Ubuntu 11.04:
October 21, 2010: Uploading tool chainOctober 21, 2010: Developer summit meeting
December 2, 2010: Alpha 2 Beta release
December 30, 2010: Debian import freeze
January 6, 2011: Alpha 3 beta release
(January 27, 2011: Ubuntu 10.04.2 release)
February 3, 2011: Alpha 3 beta release
February 24, 2011: Functional freeze
March 3, 2011: Alpha 5 beta released
March 24, 2011: User interface to freeze; Beta test version to freeze
March 31, 2011: Beta test version released
April 7, 2011: Documentation string to freeze
April 14, 2011: Final freezing; kernel to freeze; non-language pack translation due
April 21, 2011: RC candidate to release; language pack translation due
April 28, 2011: Final official version release
The release schedule of Ubuntu 11.10:
May 6, 2011: Uploading tool chainMay 13, 2011: Developer summit meeting
June 3, 2011: Alpha 1 beta release
June 17, 2011: Functional definition of the freezing
June 24, 2011: Debian import freeze
July 1, 2011: Alpha 2 beta release
(July 29, 2011: Ubuntu 10.04.3 release)
August 5, 2011: Alpha 3 beta released
August 19, 2011: Functional freeze
August 26, 2011: User interface to freeze; Beta test version to freeze
September 2, 2011: Beta test version released
September 16, 2011: Documentation string freeze
September 23, 2011: Final freezing; kernel freeze; non-language pack translation due
October 16, 2011: RC release candidate; language pack translation due
October 13, 2011: Final official version release
The release schedule of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS:
October 20, 2011: Uploading tool chainOctober 27, 2011: Developer summit meeting
November 3, 2011: Alpha 1 beta release
November 24, 2011: Functional freeze
December 1, 2011: Alpha 2 beta release
December 29, 2011: LTSDebian imported frozen
January 5, 2012: Alpha 3 beta release
(January 22, 2012: Ubuntu 10.04.4 publishing)
February 2, 2012: Alpha 4 beta release
February 16, 2012: Feature freeze; Beta 1 beta freeze
February 23, 2012: Beta 1 beta release
March 15, 2012: User interface freeze; Beta 2 Beta freeze
March 22, 2012: Beta 2 beta release
April 5, 2012: Document string freeze
April 12, 2012: Final freeze; kernel freeze; non-language pack translation due
April xx, 2012 (mistaken for 29, TBC): RC candidate release; language pack translation due
April 26, 2012: Final official version release
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