On 04.04.2013 18:05, Egmont Koblinger wrote:
Hi Egmont,
I notified the maintainer of distrowatch.org, asked him to update the
regexps that figure out the latest stable mc release.
He told me - and unfortunately I can only agree with him - that the wording
on MC's homepage is very confusing.
Hi guys,
I notified the maintainer of distrowatch.org, asked him to update the
regexps that figure out the latest stable mc release.
He told me - and unfortunately I can only agree with him - that the wording
on MC's homepage is very confusing. It mentions two releases, latest and
latest
On 2013-02-21 13:42 (GMT+0400) Andrew Borodin composed:
On Wed, 20 Feb 2013 14:33:02 +0100 Egmont Koblinger wrote:
Andrew: Is it that soon there will be a 4.9.1.x stable and 4.9.x devel
series?
No, not soon. 4.8.x series is still continued. 4.9 should be well stable,
without major and
Andrew: Is it that soon there will be a 4.9.1.x stable and 4.9.x devel
series? Or you give up this development model and stick to a single branch
from now on? If the latter, I think it should be made obvious on the
homepage (maybe when 4.8.8 is released), and the Our release workflow
page
Strictly IMHO (I'm not a developer, just a casual contributor):
I've also wondered about this... MC follows the standard model of two
concurrent branches (devel containing new and riskier changes, vs. stable
for obvious bugfixes but no big changes or new features; where every once
in a while the
On Tue, 19 Feb 2013 15:19:11 -0500 Felix Miata wrote:
Last Debian, Fedora *buntu releases had 4.8.x. Current Gentoo is 4.8.7.
Mageia 3 is about to be released with 4.8.7. So, why does the stable/4.8.1.x
branch even exist?
There is no stable branch anymore. 4.8.1.7 was the last release in
