The announcement follows the recent news of Solus becoming a rolling release operating system, which means that there's no need for the development team to maintain a release schedule for future ISO refreshes, nor to plan and set specific dates for upcoming point or major releases of the Linux distro.
"Going forward, the old release schedule is officially, entirely dropped, and the branching pattern of a point-release-system is also shed," said Ikey Doherty. "The core advantage to the withdrawal of this static release schedule is that it, in fact, enables us to ...
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