Nicolas Mailhot <nicolas.mailhot <at> laposte.net> writes:
> Rawhide is not targeting F8 any longer but F9, so every unstable
> change that had to be postponed to stabilize F8 is hitting it right
> now. The start of a cycle is its lowest stability point.
Actually no, no .fc9 builds have hit Rawhide yet. But you're right to warn
about this. Rawhide is probably going to switch to tracking F9 at some point
BEFORE the F8 release (at least that's how it was for the previous releases),
so if you intend to move to the stable version, you have to watch carefully for
when to stop pulling from Rawhide or you'll end up with a mess of F9 packages
which is essentially impossible to untangle.
Kevin Kofler
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