NEWS: Improve changelog for Turris OS 6.3.2 #2
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Turris OS 6.3.2 was already released |
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Actually, the PR was created before it was released. Hopefully, you can use something for Turris OS 6.3.3, where will be finally kernel updates after more than one month. 🎉 |
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While that is true, rc1 was released on April 27th and we decided not to release a new release candidate just for a cleaner changelog. |
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Hi guys!
I have checked what you have been doing in Turris, but I think that the changelog is not how it should be. Your changelog is too advanced, or let's say for geeks, who knows something about it. Remember that the release notes are sent to each Turris user and most of them are not tech savvy. :-( What I have on my mind is that they don't know what is UCI and the sentence about diagnostics is too complex and even for me, it was really tough to understand what you want to say.
However, what you have missed and what you should let users know that Turris OS 6.3.2 is formally based on the latest stable OpenWrt version that should be mentioned in the first place, as I said here #1 (comment) .
Please check it, if you like it, then fine. If you don't, just thinking about it in the future and what could be done better.
Also, I think that the updater can be dropped from the changelog as it does not say anything useful. You can paste it on forum or reddit, where are curious users about that.
cc: @paper42, @miska
BTW: What about kernel versions? Would it be updated? What is blocking it?