>> The more people that pester me to get a release done, the more >> quickly it will be done > > Hell Tony, I don't want to annoy the sh*t out of you - I know > what your position is with respect to studies etc.
I'm hoping for something between pestering and annoying <wink>. It does give me an idea of how much demand there is for it, and keeps it at the end of my inbox where it's most likely to be noticed... I do hope that a 1.1a3, 1.1b1, and 1.1 final will follow without too much delay. I have a bit more time coming up (for a while at least), and some more time to work on SpamBayes, so it seems likely. >> ... held up 1.1a2 by a year or so. However, it is >> now actually on its way (see previous message). > > I'm excited!!! Is this a long process? Not normally. This time is slightly more complicated, mostly as a result of not having done one for so long. Really the only thing holding it up is that the binary (the Outlook plug-in part of it) needs to be build with Outlook 2000 (not 2002 or 2003), otherwise it won't work for Outlook 2000 users. But I no longer have access to an Outlook 2000 install...so I put out a call (on spambayes-dev) today asking for help with this - I expect something will turn up in a day or two. > Also, how do you normally announce when a new version has been > made available for download? I need it as soon as it hits the > shelves. An announcement is mailed to spambayes@python.org, spambayes- [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], sourceforge sends an email to anyone "monitor"ing the spambayes package, and I update the website. =Tony.Meyer _______________________________________________ SpamBayes@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes Check the FAQ before asking: http://spambayes.sf.net/faq.html
