>I realize that you don't want people to be using a particular version of >Freenet but would rather have them keep up to date with the latest >snapshot so that they can be lab rats. But that is dangerous for the >people you are actually creating Freenet to serve.
Hooray for free speech and whatnot. Hooray that Freenet is 'serving' somebody (but not that there's somebody *to* serve, of course). Realistically, however, there's a big picture. I'm not sure I'm completely familiar with the versioning system being used, but 0.x usually means that the software is not even 'prime-time' yet. It'd be nice to minimize the number of near-unusable versions that are near-forced on those who wish to use Freenet, but, realistically, Freenet is still in the lab, is it not? Stable or unstable, if you use Freenet, you're pretty much a 'lab rat', for now. -todd _______________________________________________ devl mailing list devl at freenetproject.org http://hawk.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
