Ubuntu 15.10 Wily Werewolf Release Schedule.

"Wily Werewolf" is the code name for Ubuntu 15.10, scheduled for release October 2015.

• Freezes normally happen around 2100 UTC time of the given date. This permits those last changes to be incorporated into the nightly builds. Last minute changes need to happen before then unless otherwise indicated by release manager.
• Some background information and Q&A about the Ubuntu release process can be found on TimeBasedReleases
• See the Schedules of other projects

Week	Date (Thursday)	15.10 Events
April 2015
1	April 30th	Toolchain Uploaded
May 2015
2	May 7th	UOS (Monday - Thursday)
3	May 14th
4	May 21st
5	May 28th	FeatureDefinitionFreeze
June 2015
6	June 4th
7	June 11th
8	June 18th
9	June 25th	Alpha 1 (for opt-in flavors)
July 2015
10	July 2nd
11	July 9th
12	July 16th
13	July 23rd
14	July 30th	Alpha 2 (for opt-in flavors)
August 2015
15	August 6th
16	August 13th
17	August 20th	FeatureFreeze,  DebianImportFreeze
18	August 27th	Beta 1 Freeze (Monday), Beta 1 (for opt-in flavors)
September 2015
19	September 3rd
20	September 10th	UserInterfaceFreeze
21	September 17th	DocumentationStringFreeze
22	September 24th	Final Beta Freeze,  Final Beta
October 2015
23	October 1st
24	October 8th	KernelFreeze,  NonLanguagePackTranslationDeadline
25	October 15th	FinalFreeze,  ReleaseCandidate,  LanguagePackTranslationDeadline
26	October 22nd	FinalRelease  Ubuntu 15.10

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