The next release of open-source R, codenamed "Roasted Marshmallows", is scheduled to be released on June 22, according to this announcement on the r-announce mailing list. Don't expect too many changes in this update: despite the fact that "there have been very few issues with 2.15.0 ... some people may be waiting superstitiously for a .1 release". This will probably be the final patch before 2.16, due sometime next year now that R is in an annual release cycle. (Correction: R Core member Duncan Murdoch notes in the comments that there will, in fact, be at least one more patch before 2.16.)
Revolution R Enterprise, meanwhile, will be updated to the final patchlevel of the 2.14 series (R version 2.14.2) when Revolution R Enterprise 6 is released in June.
r-announce mailing list: Release plans: R-2.15.1 on June 22
2.15.1 is likely not the final patch release: there's likely to be another one about a month before 2.16.0, collecting all patches in the 2.15 branch. *That* will be the final patch release. It's possible (but I'd guess unlikely) that there will be one or more releases between 2.15.1 and that one, depending on whether issues arise.
Posted by: Duncan Murdoch | May 30, 2012 at 10:14
Thanks for the update, Duncan. I've amended the post above.
Posted by: David Smith | May 30, 2012 at 16:45