John Darrington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I think we now need to consider what is the minimum set of > functionality the gui should have before we can release it, and start > working towards that goal. > > Do people think it's releasable as is? If not, what needs to be > implemented?
I don't have a strong opinion on this. If it doesn't get improved before the next release, we can call it a "data editor" for now. If it does, then it's a general-purpose GUI. Part of the answer depends on what we want in PSPP as a whole before the next release. One part of that, in turn, is in the bug tracking system. Just now I went through and updated the "release" field of all the bugs to reflect my current opinions. (I'm sure you'll all get a flurry of email as a result.) Feel free to disagree and change them to suit yourself. What do we want in the next release as a whole, beside what's already in the bug system? I know that personally I would still like to implement some of the things that we discussed on our conference call. Actually, I'll just file bugs on those, so you can see them on Savannah. -- On Perl: "It's as if H.P. Lovecraft, returned from the dead and speaking by seance to Larry Wall, designed a language both elegant and terrifying for his Elder Things to write programs in, and forgot that the Shoggoths didn't turn out quite so well in the long run." --Matt Olson _______________________________________________ pspp-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pspp-dev
