So, just changed the thread to not confuse with the other email now: @Ede: working on speed up? - depends on what to do? my programming skills definitively decreased in the last year
other: 2. ok, will do the slashgeo announcement 3. maybe wait for another 3-4 weeks? - otherwise the impression may appear that we ship things that don't work? (do wee need to think about a min release distance?) 4. as said earlier.. all good points on where OJ Core is a bit better... And yes - making the plugin manager work would be best (first local then remote).. well actual.. maybe thats something? The first version was always focused on downloading, but maybe we should focus on switching plugins on/off locally first (modifying default-plugins...?). But I shouldn't talk aloud that much, but only if I can make time up for that - which does look difficult. cheers, stefan On 07/02/2012 12:21 AM, Michaël Michaud wrote: > Hi Stefan, Ede, > > 1 - First, many thanks to Ede for the time he spent to polish installers > which will make OpenJUMP much more attractive for many users. > > 2 - Yes Stefan, we should post some announcement. Slashgeo is the > only one coming to my mind. Also freegis.org has no entry for > OpenJUMP (only an old link from jump to JPP). There may > be some wikipedia articles to update too. Can I let you do the > announcement on slashgeo. > > 3 - Version. 1.5.1 has been released. I think it is stable and OK for > osgeo-live-dvd. For windows users, Ede made some important > improvements, so it would be good to make a new release before > announcement. I suggest we wait a few more days (end of the week > is OK for me or any other date you and Ede agree with). > > 4 - Default release. My personnal choice would be to promote CORE > edition : more reliable, faster startup time, simple learning curve, > no native code, no licence issue... > But I understand reasons in favour of the PLUS edition and let you the > final choice. My wish is that we focus on a plugin manager for 1.6 so > that users can download CORE edition and customize it in an easy way. > > My 2 cents > > Michaël >> thanks for your notes. >> >> - I posted once/twice to slashgeo.org ... so maybe there we can put >> another note with the highlights of 1.5 (without the last 1) - though >> maybe Michael or I can do that. >> - good then I am gonna change to feature the plus edition. And I agree - >> installers are better than zip.. after all the work you did. >> >> cheers to europe (or better: Good morning) >> stefan >> >> On 06/02/2012 3:37 AM, edgar.sol...@web.de wrote: >>> On 06.02.2012 00:35, Stefan Steiniger wrote: >>>> thanks to Michael and Ede for doing the 1.5.1 release. >>>> We also should do some announcements, to be more visible with 1.5 >>> where exactly? >>> btw. the editions are explained download folder's readme.txt >>> btw2. there are already two bugs fixed, so the next bugfix release 1.5.2 is >>> on the horizon >>> >>>> What are reasons to not feature OJ PLUS as default download - but have >>>> "Core" set as default download? >>> legacy? .. earlier before the simple edition was the default download, i >>> simply kept that >>> >>>> A reason to feature it is that it just offers more for the user, and >>>> some of the tools like printing, postgis and Sextante are a useful >>>> extension. Also we need to keep up with other GIS software such as QGIS >>>> - so why would we hide what we have? Are download sizes a concern? Or >>>> bugs that come with more plugins? >>> i don't have any preference. whatever you want tag it as default.. don't >>> forget to tag properly for windows,mac,linux >>> i prefer the installers over the zip distro for end user convenience. >>> >>> ..ede >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> Try before you buy = See our experts in action! >>> The most comprehensive online learning library for Microsoft developers >>> is just $99.99! Visual Studio, SharePoint, SQL - plus HTML5, CSS3, MVC3, >>> Metro Style Apps, more. 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