Debian is NOT switching to time-based releases

"Debian is not switching to time-based releases. I'm glad they aren't, because I don't think it would be the right choice for the project at this time. Time-based releases are the approach used by Ubuntu, where we plan to release on a specific date. Instead, they will use the same approach as in previous releases, where they set criteria for release-critical bugs, and release when all release-critical bugs are closed"

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