>>>>> "stevel" == Stephen Lau <stevel at sun.com> writes:
Jim> Slide 4: Jim> - We need to plug training into the equation. We won't Jim> be successful unless people know how to use the new tools. stevel> Yeah - this is only half (if that) of the KTD so far. The stevel> training comes in the second half (e.g.: the scenarios and demos stevel> kupfer put in his outline he sent to the list the other day). One of the talking points for the timeline slide could be about our training and documentation plans. Jim> - Why don't we have an external clone? Is the readable Jim> clone/writable gate not needed anymore? stevel> Yup, it's not needed anymore. The last I heard Stephen Hahn talk about this, he liked the idea of having a semi-stable nightly snapshot--something that you could reasonably assume would build, and which probably wouldn't panic the system as soon as you booted it. I think it's a good thing to have, too. With Mercurial we could do that with a tag instead of with a separate workspace, but do we actually have such a tag in place? mike
