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[Phill Whiteside <PhillW@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Excellent news! That's one heck of a lot of testing, thanks!

I should really whisper this, but there is a beta kernel lurking in the
sidelines. As you can imagine, the release team would normally never even
consider such a thing this late in the cycle and so long after the kernel
freeze when there was a blitz on testing, without good reason. They are
really burning the midnight oil getting bugs squished at an almighty rate
of knots, yet they are still finding time for those 'annoying' little
paper-cuts while they await test results on their 'main' bug lists.

Even though I am a long way from home, I do get and read the emails and
this mailing list has gone wonderfully quiet. The release team and all the
various devs, graphics people etc. are amazing; each time that they ask of
you all to go that extra mile, you have never failed  to rise to the
challenge. If it were not for dedicated testers, they would not have the
feed back that they need to ensure 12.04 is the BEST release ever produced.

Not long to go :) When 12.04 lands to acclaim, you will be able to smile
and say to yourself and others..... "I was there, I helped make that
happen".

Regards,

Phill.

On 13 April 2012 21:05, Greg Faith <gregfaith@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Tested the 20120412 yesterday's daily precise-desktop-amd64 on Ubuntu,
> Xubuntu and Lubuntu on Live Flash Drives yesterday and completed all three
> entire disk installs with no bugs.  So I marked the Ubiquity Bug #978554
> invalid now as it appears to be fixed in the new spins.  I will take a
> little break and start back on the 23rd and hit the Lubuntu amd64 testing
> again might throw in Xubuntu amd64 testing if I have time.
> nm_geo Greg
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