from further attacks.
Thanks anyway.
Joelle
From: Joelle Crepsac [mailto:jcrep...@stanford.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 12:47 PM
To:
Subject: Why all of the upgrades
Why is this program constantly being upgraded?
I truly regret sharing it because it's CONSTANTLY revision versions
On Wed, 2 Jun 2010 13:31:17 -0700 (PDT)
Joelle Crepsac jcrep...@stanford.edu wrote:
I don't consider that SO MANY revisions active development...
You don't? I consider it very active and indeed exactly what's needed
in software that has to essentially be reverse engineered to work with
Why is this program constantly being upgraded?
I truly regret sharing it because it's CONSTANTLY revision versions.
Does anyone have any ideas when it will remain stable for 6 months or
more?
It's truly a hassle, and I'm considering using something more stable. Any
ideas?
Thanks,
JC
On Wed, 2010-06-02 at 12:46 -0700, Joelle Crepsac wrote:
Why is this program constantly being upgraded?
Read the changelog.
Does anyone have any ideas when it will remain stable for 6 months or
more?
What does remain stable mean here?
It’s truly a hassle, and I’m considering using
--On Wednesday, June 02, 2010 12:46:49 PM -0700 Joelle Crepsac
jcrep...@stanford.edu wrote:
Why is this program constantly being upgraded?
If you really wanted an answer to this seems like you should take a
look at the changelog. There is a link off of the pidgin home page
to the latest
To:
Subject: Why all of the upgrades
Why is this program constantly being upgraded?
I truly regret sharing it because it's CONSTANTLY revision versions.
Does anyone have any ideas when it will remain stable for 6 months or
more?
It's truly a hassle, and I'm considering using something more stable
Joelle Crepsac spake unto us the following wisdom:
I've suggested that 150 people (that do not have administrative
privileges) use this application; an application that has had something
close to 8 version changes in a few months.
If you're deploying Pidgin to a large group, you should
On 06/02/2010 01:46 PM, Ethan Blanton wrote:
The bottom line is that Pidgin will quite possibly *never* go six
months or more without release. You should be VERY suspicious of any
network client which claims it will be -- if nothing else, that means
that the authors of the client are
