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Ubuntu "Trusty Tahr" Final Beta Gets Frozen

Written by Michael Larabel in Ubuntu on 25 March 2014 at 04:15 AM EDT. 9 Comments

As of Monday afternoon the Ubuntu "Trusty Tahr" final beta freeze entered into effect.

The *buntu "Trusty Tahr" archive is now frozen until the official release next month. Until then, package maintainers and other Ubuntu stakeholders are encouraged to work on priority bug-hunting ahead of the release.

The Ubuntu 14.04 release schedule puts the kernel freeze as next week, the final freeze as of 10 April, and the official Ubuntu 14.04 LTS release along with its derivatives on 17 April.

More details on the current final beta freeze can be found via this release announcement.

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