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farnz · 2026-06-23 · via LWN.net comments

All according to plans

Posted Jun 23, 2026 10:49 UTC (Tue) by farnz (subscriber, #17727)
In reply to: All according to plans by rgmoore
Parent article: Systemd v261 released

On the other hand, if I release weekly, but you want a change every 3 years, you can just pick up a release to suit your timetable; if I release every 3 years, and you have a weekly update window, you're not going to be able to get frequent releases from me.

Further, if you can keep up with weekly releases, you get to tell me when a recent change has damaged your productivity, and I'm likely to remember making it (since it merged in the last week) and be able to improve it. If you tell me that a change I made 2½ years ago has damaged your productivity, I might well have forgotten making that change, and also be unable to improve it quickly for you - and note this applies whether I release weekly, and you're telling me that you picked up a new release after 3 years, or whether I release once every 3 years, and you've gone from N-1 to N.