Hi Folks,

Well, if some of you might have noticed, the release process is going somewhat 
slower than we had all hoped for I would just like to give a quick heads up 
though. 

First of all, there are two major reasons that are holding us back. 1) There 
are still a few bugs to be checked, in addition to investigating the 
possibilities of setting up a proper bug tracking system for FlightGear. 

Secondly, and as importantly, there is currently a considerable uncertainty 
with regards to the windows build. In the last couple of years, we've been 
able to distribute a very nice windows build, including a nice installer and a 
launcher, provided by Frederic Bouvier. Unfortunately, we've been unable to 
get a hold of Fred in recent months. I certainly hope that everything is okay 
with him, but in the mean time, we have to consider how to do a windows build. 
In particular, it would be very nice to have a similar version as what we had 
before. We have a very large windows users base, so I believe that this is 
important.

So, I would like to explore some possibilities on how to do this. I have 
succesfully compiled FlightGear on windows in the past, but this was nowhere 
as advanced as the setup that Fred was able to provide. I know that a few 
people have experience in building on windows (Vivian Meazza, Olad Flebbe). So 
hopefully we can come up with a good windows equivalent.

Cheers,
Durk

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