2016-11-03 14:55 GMT+01:00 Óscar Fuentes <[email protected]>:
> Adrien Nader <[email protected]> writes:
>
>> Oh, just one thing: it probably makes more sense to simply state the
>> support becomes unoffcial for v6. It might work just as much as it might
>> not and the way to keep the support would be to speak up, provide some
>> input on the matter and tests. In other words, get actively involved.
>
> The policy suggested above is unsatisfactory for those who wish to see
> continuing XP support and for those who wish to replace the XP "cruft"
> with more efficient and convenient WIN32 APIs.
>
>> There are a couple big projects around (most notably Videolan and LO)
>> who likely might want to say a word about this.
>
> Good point.

Indeed.

> (FWIW: I'll like to see continuing XP support, but if it is a serious
> incovenience for you guys, I'll simply freeze on 5.x until the remaining
> XP machines die out.)

Well, I think first step should be to set internal defines to Windows
Vista, and announce to the list that XP support is no longer explicit
maintained.
I am open minded to keep a XP for a while present, nevertheless we
shouldn't spend explicit efforts in this without need.  If some of our
community are requesting to keep further XP support, we need some
volunteer to maintain it, or funds to our project for seeing a
reasoning.

Cheers,
Kai

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