On Fri, Dec 8, 2017 at 3:24 PM, Jack <ostrof...@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> With the recent message from the github about an open issue, I realized > that this list has been particularly quiet for quite a while. I know there > has been some ongoing work, and would like to ask again if there are any > thoughts of aiming for releasing a version of f-spot, even if it is > designated beta or rc. I've made a number of attempts to migrate to other > applications, but still prefer to stick with f-spot. Despite the crash > reported on github, the latest git head version works fine for me. (Yes, > with occasional crashes, but not on startup, and not consistent enough to > report.) > > Once there is a working release, I suspect many of the bugs at > bugs.gnome.org can be closed as unsupported, as (at least as far as I can > tell) the code base has changed quite a bit over the past years. Also, > once there is a release that will hopefully get taken up and released by > multiple Linux distributions, that might be leveraged into not only a > larger user base, but possibly also additional developer resources. > > Any interest? > > Jack I'd still like to get a release out sooner than later. I decided to start a master's program this fall and it has killed all of my time and then some sadly. I have a final next week. Once I get that out of the way I'd like to spend a little bit of time on this during the Christmas break. Cheers, Stephen
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