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 '''A''': Lenny is the '''upcoming next stable release''' of Debian GNU/Linux.  It was scheduled for September 2008 but has slipped to spring 2009.  The last release was Etch in spring 2007, so Debian users are eagerly awaiting a new release.
 
 '''Q''': What's a release-critical bug?[[BR]]
-'''A''': A '''release-critical (RC) bug''' is a Debian bug of any of the highest levels of severity.  RC bugs break a program completely, break some users' systems, or do similarly bad things.  At last count there were 109 bugs (below) affecting Lenny.  Every one of those bugs has to be dealt with one way or another before Lenny will release.
+'''A''': A '''release-critical (RC) bug''' is a Debian bug of any of the highest levels of severity.  RC bugs break a program completely, break some users' systems, or do similarly bad things.  At last count there were 109 bugs (below) affecting Lenny.  ('''Update''': After the hackathon it's 105, with more fixes in the pipeline.  Excellent.)  Every one of those bugs has to be dealt with one way or another before Lenny will release.
 
 '''Q''': How is this list of bugs different from [http://bugs.debian.org/release-critical/other/testing.html]?[[BR]]
 '''A''': The list on `bugs.debian.org` includes bugs which have been fixed, but haven't passed a requisite waiting period before being introduced into Lenny. Our list is only bugs for which there is no fix.
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 [http://debathena.mit.edu/packaging/ tabbott's Packaging Tutorial]: A summary of building Debian packages with CDBS, Tim's tutorial also includes a long list of useful commands for any sort of 
 package development, as well as a list of useful sites
 
-[http://stuff.mit.edu/iap/2009/#debian SIPB IAP class on Debian]: A workshop where you can learn more about Debian packaging (the easy way!  Some of the packages you may have dealt with go through unnecessary complexity), with lots of hands-on examples.
+[http://stuff.mit.edu/iap/2009/#debian SIPB IAP class on Debian]: A workshop where you can learn more about Debian packaging (the easy way!  some of the packages you may have dealt with go through unnecessary complexity), with lots of hands-on examples.
 
 == Useful Packages ==