>On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 07:56:21PM -0400, Chris Ball wrote: >>* Hi,*>>* *>>* > Six months later, how are we looking for a first version >>of Bugs*>>* > Everywhere? Where should I expect to see the source tarball >>when*>>* > it's released?*>>* *>>* Hm. I guess I'm not convinced of the >>value in making a release unless*>>* we can include a web interface, but I >>haven't found time to help*>>* integrate cfbe. I'd want us to make a lot of >>noise about a first*>>* release, and I think we'd be making a mistake to >>attract new people*>>* over to us while we're still without cfbe or similar >>-- we wouldn't*>>* get so much publicity again, so I think we should make >>ourselves as*>>* attractive as possible.*> >I am not sure that to have an official release we need cfbe merged. >We can just make a release (0.1 ? 0.2 ? the last one in debian is the >0.0.193+bzr.r217-2, I suppose a little old) and then go on to merge cfbe and >other features, perhaps with some more >manpower. > >>* What do folks think?* >+1 to have a 0.5 release even without cfbe.
>bye >Gianluca Hi, >From new users perspective (me) it would be good to be able to use a package that is supporting commands form documentation http://docs.bugseverywhere.org/ I guess that docs are in sync with git repository not with my package installed on Ubuntu Lucid (mentioned above 0.0.193+bzr.r217-2). +2 then :) Cheers. Andrzej
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