These days it looks like almost nobody in our developer team uses i686 anymore. I still have a laptop running it, but I barely use it. I think it's time to revise our signoff policy. I was thinking about making it a bit more flexible: - signoff by 3 devs, no matter what architecture, and no bugs within 3 days -> move - signoff for both architectures, 2 each -> move - no signoff, no bugs for a week -> move For the last thing to get implemented, this can be a bit tricky. Sometimes developers throw something in testing, just to test something, and it sits there for weeks without anyone knowing why it's in testing. I would like to have every package that goes to testing getting committed with a reason in the commit message. This way we can find out why something is in testing and if we can easily move it out without breaking things.