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{{Admon/note | Time of Release | Historically Test and General Availability releases happen at 10:00am Eastern US Time on a Tuesday, which is either 1500UTC or 1400UTC depending on daylight savings in the United States. See [[Releases/Schedule]] for more information about scheduling methodology and schedule milestone definitions. Additionally [https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/974 FESCo agreed] on Wednesday and Thursday release dates to avoid potential conflicts with important events (holidays etc.) but Tuesday is still preferred option. }} | {{Admon/note | Time of Release | Historically Test and General Availability releases happen at 10:00am Eastern US Time on a Tuesday, which is either 1500UTC or 1400UTC depending on daylight savings in the United States. See [[Releases/Schedule]] for more information about scheduling methodology and schedule milestone definitions. Additionally [https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/974 FESCo agreed] on Wednesday and Thursday release dates to avoid potential conflicts with important events (holidays etc.) but Tuesday is still preferred option. }} | ||
{{Admon/note | Targeted General Availability Date | Historically Fedora strives to release a new distribution every six months or so, on a Tuesday as close as possible to October 31st and May 1st of each year. Due to | {{Admon/note | Targeted General Availability Date | Historically Fedora strives to release a new distribution every six months or so, on a Tuesday as close as possible to October 31st and May 1st of each year. Due to delays with Fedora 18 release, we are off the GA target for Fedora 19. In the future releases we would like to try to get closer to the target dates again.}} | ||
== Detailed Schedules == | == Detailed Schedules == | ||
Latest revision as of 21:40, 13 April 2013
Fedora 19 Schedule
This is the release schedule for Fedora 19. Other schedules are maintained for historical purposes on this page.
This is the release schedule for Fedora 19. Other schedules are maintained for historical purposes on this page.
Key Features
Key Milestones
| 2013-01-15 | Fedora 18 Release |
| Planning & Development Begins | |
| 2013-01-29 | Feature Submission Deadline |
| 2013-03-12 | Feature Freeze--Planning & Development Ends |
| 2013-03-12 | Branch Fedora 19 from Rawhide |
| 2013-04-02 | Software String Freeze |
| 2013-04-02 | Alpha Change Deadline |
2013-04-23 |
Alpha Release |
| 2013-05-07 | Software Translation Deadline |
2013-05-14 |
Beta Change Deadline |
| Features 100% Complete | |
2013-05-28 |
Beta Release |
2013-06-18 |
Final Change Deadline |
2013-07-02 |
Fedora 19 Final Release |
Time of Release
Historically Test and General Availability releases happen at 10:00am Eastern US Time on a Tuesday, which is either 1500UTC or 1400UTC depending on daylight savings in the United States. See Releases/Schedule for more information about scheduling methodology and schedule milestone definitions. Additionally FESCo agreed on Wednesday and Thursday release dates to avoid potential conflicts with important events (holidays etc.) but Tuesday is still preferred option.
Historically Test and General Availability releases happen at 10:00am Eastern US Time on a Tuesday, which is either 1500UTC or 1400UTC depending on daylight savings in the United States. See Releases/Schedule for more information about scheduling methodology and schedule milestone definitions. Additionally FESCo agreed on Wednesday and Thursday release dates to avoid potential conflicts with important events (holidays etc.) but Tuesday is still preferred option.
Targeted General Availability Date
Historically Fedora strives to release a new distribution every six months or so, on a Tuesday as close as possible to October 31st and May 1st of each year. Due to delays with Fedora 18 release, we are off the GA target for Fedora 19. In the future releases we would like to try to get closer to the target dates again.
Historically Fedora strives to release a new distribution every six months or so, on a Tuesday as close as possible to October 31st and May 1st of each year. Due to delays with Fedora 18 release, we are off the GA target for Fedora 19. In the future releases we would like to try to get closer to the target dates again.
Detailed Schedules
- All Detailed Schedules and iCal files
- Design
- Development
- Documentation
- Marketing
- Release Engineering
- Quality Assurance
- Translation
- Web Sites
Upstream Project Schedules
Links to other significant project schedules--useful for seeing see how Fedora aligns with them.
- Gnome 3.8 -- March 27, 2013
- KDE 4.10 -- January 23, 2013
- Xfce 4.12 -- March 10, 2013
- MATE 1.6 -- Late march, Early April
- LibreOffice 4.0 -- Week 6, February 4 - February 10, 2013
- GCC 4.8 -- mid-March - mid-April (in regression bugfix mode already)
- The GNU C Library 2.17 -- December 25, 2012
- Openstack Grizzly -- April 2013
- Haskell Platform 2013.2 -- May 6, 2013