Hi, we had this discussed via several different channels by now so I thought it might be about time to finalize some ideas here. To break with our habit to release "when it's done" or "when really needed" which just resulted in a yearly release I suggest the following: We create a new iso every month no matter what. Let's just make it the first week of a month. This means we'll have a new iso in about two weeks. Not that crazy as we already have important changes like the inclusion of grub2 and I assume we'll see some more bug reports once the 2010.07.15 iso has been announced. Another positive side effect is that by doing that many iso releases we can optimize our process and automate more things. Of course this also should teach people (ourselves included) that an iso release is not the most important mile stone in Arch. Even though the media likes to only pick up those releases for a news article, it's just a tool to install or maintain your system. It shouldn't be treated that much different than any regular package. Greetings, Pierre -- Pierre Schmitz, https://pierre-schmitz.com