Debian - Squeeze tervek

Nemrég jött ez a debian-os levlistán:

"The Debian Release Team - in cooperation with the Debian Infrastructure
Team - plans to include the following goals in the upcoming release:

* Multi-arch support, which will for instance improve the installation
of 32 bit packages on 64 bit machines
* kFreeBSD support, introducing the first non-linux architecture into
Debian
* Improved boot performance using dash as the new default shell, and a
dependency-based boot system that will both clean up the boot process
and help performance through parallel processing
* A further enhanced Quality Assurance process resulting in higher
quality packages. This includes:
- Clean installation, upgrade and removal of all packages
- Automatic rejection of packages failing basic quality checks
- Double compilation support
* Preparation for new package formats to help streamline future
development and to introduce improved compression algorithms
* Removal of obsolete libraries for improved security
* Full ipv6 support
* Large File Support
* Automatic creation of debug packages for the entire archive, a Google
Summer of Code Project pending integration into the infrastructure
* Move of packages' long descriptions into a separate "translated
package list", which will facilitate their translation and also
provide a smaller footprint for embedded systems thanks to smaller
Packages files.
* Better integration of debtags, a system to tag packages with multiple
attributes for easier package selection
* Discard and rebuild of binary packages uploaded by maintainers,
leaving only packages build in a controlled environment"