GWN: What do you see on the horizon for Gentoo in the near term? In the long term?
(Daniel Robbins ) For 2004, you'll see us move to a quarterly release schedule, and transition to a new naming scheme -- the next release of Gentoo will be called "Gentoo Linux 2004." Under the hood, you'll see the fruits of several efforts to improve quality, organization and efficiency within our thriving and rapidly-growing community project.
Organizationally, we will be moving to a not-for-profit organizational model some time in 2004, and will continue to improve our ability to develop and deliver innovative technologies to the public. You'll also see portage-ng ("portage -- next generation") development begin, as we work on a full community-driven redesign of our package manager/ports system. Overall, you'll see Gentoo continue to grow and flourish.
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GWN: What do you see on the horizon for Gentoo in the near term? In the long term?
(Daniel Robbins ) For 2004, you'll see us move to a quarterly release schedule, and transition to a new naming scheme -- the next release of Gentoo will be called "Gentoo Linux 2004." Under the hood, you'll see the fruits of several efforts to improve quality, organization and efficiency within our thriving and rapidly-growing community project.
Organizationally, we will be moving to a not-for-profit organizational model some time in 2004, and will continue to improve our ability to develop and deliver innovative technologies to the public. You'll also see portage-ng ("portage -- next generation") development begin, as we work on a full community-driven redesign of our package manager/ports system. Overall, you'll see Gentoo continue to grow and flourish.
aurel