2010/1/17 Dr. Robert Marmorstein <rob...@narnia.homeunix.com>: > Instead of just tossing a release out there, why don't we pick a target > release date to spread the word a little in advance, give packagers of various > distributions a little warning, and polish up the code a little bit? > > If we can do that, I will personally make an effort to set some extra time > aside for bug hunting this month and to help with preparing release > documentation. > > Before we release, it would be good to resolve the issue of the current bug > reporting site. The mantis site is getting so much spam it has become > unusuable for me. If we want to continue using mantis, we should at least > enable a captcha or something there. > > Also, what is the current status of the web site? Did anyone actually step up > to get it in shape? I saw that Kelvie had made a project for it on gitorious, > but it doesn't look like anyone's committed anything to it. > > KDE SC 4.4 (ick, how I hate the new, unwieldy, acronym) will be released on > February 9th. That might be a good date to aim for. On the other hand, if we > could release a week earlier (the 2nd or 3rd?) or a week later (Feb. 16th?), > we might get a little more attention in the blog world, etc.
> I wish we could say that we'd gotten rid of all the K3 and Qt3 support > classes, but the graphicsview port has been much more diffcult than I'd > anticipated (and I've had far less time to spend on basKet due to teaching and > other open source commitments). Sorry about that, all. If I have time over > spring break this semester, I will try to look at it some more and hopefully > get it working. > > On the upside, I've been doing a LOT of Akonadi work recently and feel pretty > comfortable starting to add Akonadi integration to basKet. The trick, as > we've discussed before, is in figuring out what information to store. Since > we > are considering a release, I will hold off making any major changes to my > master branch for now and focus on bug killing. After the release, maybe we > can work together on both of these. > > Thanks, > > Robert Also, some type of script that shows all the contributors for the "Credits" portion of the site and the program would be warranted too, before release. -- Kelvie Wong ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Throughout its 18-year history, RSA Conference consistently attracts the world's best and brightest in the field, creating opportunities for Conference attendees to learn about information security's most important issues through interactions with peers, luminaries and emerging and established companies. http://p.sf.net/sfu/rsaconf-dev2dev _______________________________________________ Basket-devel mailing list Basket-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/basket-devel
