Simon Quigley schreef op 05-10-2016 3:15:
Hello Clive,
On 10/03/2016 06:26 AM, Clive Johnston wrote:
In my honest opinion you are "jumping the gun" on this. ZZ isn't even
a thing
until Mr Shuttleworth chooses a name and the archive is opened for it.
Ok, I guess we are coming at it from different angles here. I want to
start planning for Z as soon as we have the ability to start working on
it. I would much rather get a bunch of planning done at the beginning
of
the cycle to ensure we all know what goals we have for this cycle and
any updated procedures we might have.
So from now until the 13th of October, lets concentrate on getting
Yakkety Yak
out the door, by testing and getting issues fixed. Even when YY
ships, bugs
will roll in, so we need to be actively working on this. We have lots
of time
to plan for +1 when things settle down after YY release.
This is why I planned the meeting to be that Friday or that weekend. I
honestly agree with you on that. Let's get Yakkety out the door. But
once Z is open, I'd like to make sure we can get a grip on it early.
You see where I'm coming from here, Clive?
Just an unimportant opinion here but I observed the same sentiment when
15.04 was released and back then someone told me that someone for a paid
job like mr. Riddell was could hardly be expected to "sit on his
laurels" not doing work.
If you are doing too many things you cannot do any of them really right.
I feel you are working too hard. Doing too many things but then not
having enough time for the individual things you have done.
The feeling is that all of these releasese are unfinished and as a
consequence there are too many of them. So back when 15.04 was released
and /instantly/ people focussed their /entire attention/ on 15.10 I
observed the same thing and was rebuted with the very same arguments of
needing to plan ahead.
You don't even take the time to appreciate what you've done, for a
certain sense of the word.
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