Good job, the project really needs some regular news/PR.
Even if it is just one paragraph every two weeks.
B.t.w. When I read through the PR, I realized that actually the new versioning
scheme maps 1:1 to the old one.
There isnt really any difference except that releases are more often and the
release number stays lower.
Say that 1.1.4 were version 1.2, development is in 1.1.5cvs, fixes go in
1.1.4fix1. which would be 1.2.1
If a cvs version becomes a release candidate it becomes 1.1.5pre1 this would be
1.3.1. Then 1.1.5
would be released from CVS becoming 1.4 and so on.
There isnt really any difference in the procedure except that releases are made
more often. i.e. development increments are smaller.
There arent too many ways to scin a cat, they say here...
Roland
Allan Rae wrote:
> We made it into lwn. Although it now looks like I'm committed to
> maintaining a "LyX Development News" summary every so often.
>
> Allan. (ARRae)
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