Rod; I've been hinting that snippets get posted more frequently. It's been a long wait. When the Beta does roll, there will be a fair whack of documentation as well. One of the best places so far for what is on the horizon came with the DevCon videos. If you haven't (and can afford an hour or two) check out http://www.sahores-conseil.com/?q=node/2 In particular the Carl vids.
And; GNU/Linux is getting attention and is definitely an ongoing concern. I don't pay close enough attention to OSX posting to know it's status, but I know it is not going to be left behind. And thanks for the extra ammo in mentioning that Windows is not the end-all-be-all. (I'm a Debian fanboy). Again, it's on the plate, but extra bullet points always help with presentations. Cheers, Brian On Tuesday 04 September 2007 20:25, Rod Gaither wrote: > Hi Henrik, > ... > > Is there any place were these "features" are listed? > > I'm very glad there is a massive array of them but not knowing what > they are, beyond manually pulling tidbits out of Carl's blog posts > and AltMe discussions is a bit maddening. > > I would hope there is an organized set of goals (goals <> generic > architecture drawings) somewhere and specific features designed to > meet those goals worked up with estimates of how close to complete > each one is... Okay, that is being a bit idealistic but hey even > just a list of features would be good, perhaps grouped by expected in > beta, release, r3.1, etc. :-) > > I also want to make a plea for releasing the beta for the three major > platforms - linux and mac os x as well as windows. Some of us will > be forced to wait even longer just because we won't put a windows box > on our network. Though in fairness to those with windows I'm not > asking you to hold up the beta on them because of the other > platforms, just keep in mind one user voice thinks it is a priority > to support the other platforms - over feature y or z or beta bug fixes. > ... > > I want you to know that those of us waiting really appreciate your > status updates, even simple ones like this are nice to hear. > > Thanks, Rod. -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
