CentOS 5.6 is now Released!

by Karanbir Singh Email

Hi Guys,

CentOS 5.6 is now out and available from all mirrors. In the next few hours, all yum operations will switch from 5.5 to 5.6 ( for people who run the default yum configs ).

All the Release Details : http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos-announce/2011-April/017282.html and make sure you skim through the Release Notes at http://wiki.centos.org/Manuals/ReleaseNotes/CentOS5.6

Enjoy!

- KB

8 comments

Comment from: Ricardo [Visitor]
RicardoFinally!... er ... I mean ... Congrats!

On a more serious note, I want to thank you and the whole CentOS team for all your work in providing the best free/free enterprise distro.

You guys rock!
08/Apr/2011 @ 21:25
Comment from: Karanbir Singh [Member] Email
Karanbir SinghRicardo, Thanks - and yes, I know it took a bit longer than it should have. We just need to make sure that does not happen again
09/Apr/2011 @ 05:16
Comment from: kamilsok [Visitor]
kamilsokUff.. that was I long ride.

But in the end it's all about stability and quality of the end product. Let us hope there will be no more issues.

Cheers to the team for yet another great release.
09/Apr/2011 @ 09:55
Comment from: Iñaki torralba [Visitor]
Iņaki torralbaGreat job !!
Many many thanks for your work !!
09/Apr/2011 @ 10:03
Comment from: Timm Gleason [Visitor]
Timm GleasonWhen can we expect to start seeing the SRPMS?
13/Apr/2011 @ 11:13
Comment from: Karanbir Singh [Member] Email
Karanbir SinghTimm,

in the next day or so. The srpms are still seeding out to the mirrors
13/Apr/2011 @ 11:16
Comment from: Timm Gleason [Visitor]
Timm GleasonVery good! Keep fighting the good fight!
13/Apr/2011 @ 11:25
Comment from: Phil [Visitor]
PhilJust wanted to drop a line to you personally and thank you for (a) all the hard work that you continue to do to maintain CentOS as the best free enterprise distro ever; and (b) specifically for the decision to release 5.6 first. The latter was especially important for me as an enterprise infrastructure guy. We run RHEL on tons (literally) of servers in production but I've got CentOS installed on several virtual machines for initial testing of patches and new apps. The release of the 5.6 update has been a big help in that work.
17/May/2011 @ 01:39