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Now that the final release of the upcoming Debian GNU/Linux 9 "Stretch" operating system is getting closer and closer, the Debian developers are getting together later this month in Salzburg, Austria, for a bug squashing party.
Debian developer Bernd Zeimetz is the one to remind us that if you want a bug-free Debian GNU/Linux 9 "Stretch" release, this is your chance to come and fix as many bugs as possible before the Final Freeze development stage is in effect, which suggests that Debian 9 is almost here.
It actually doesn't matter if you are an official Debian developer or contributor, the party is open to any other Open Source software developer and hacker who uses the Debian GNU/Linux operating system and wishes to help fix bugs for the next major release.
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