>From the top of the download page:
> > Open ERP follows 2 distinct branches for its evolution : > > The branch stable, expired and no bug, is dedicated to production. We > provide a new major release of the stable branch per year. > > The branch developement (trunk) publish new versions every month with all the > new features but the test cycles on this branch are less advanced. > > If you want to get the latest release of the day, check out our launchpad > location. > I have difficulty deciding which version to pick. There's the 5.0 branch and the trunk. I know how version control works so I am aware that current development happens on the trunk. I think the wording at the download page is adding to the confusion. What I think I understand is as follows: "expired and no bug" : Does this mean new features are not being added and that there are no known bugs ? What's a major release per year? Are 5.0.x , 5.1.x, 5.2.x major releases? If so, those should come from trunk shouldn't they? There are trunk releases every month? Where are these? What would the version number of these be? By the way. The translations on launchpad are for trunk (right?). Why is there no translation effort for the stable release? Also the official blog, forums etc are full of things that are available in some release but they are usually not in what I use (5.0.6). What is the documentation based on? I have other questions but not specifically related to this. Please do not get me wrong. This is a package that I think will solve my problem and I am willing to help out (already helping out with translation) with documentation and helping people on irc and forums.However the barrier to entry is there and I'd like some help for myself and for other newcomers. Thanks. Oktay -------------------- m2f -------------------- -- http://www.openobject.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=49947#49947 -------------------- m2f -------------------- _______________________________________________ Tinyerp-users mailing list http://tiny.be/mailman2/listinfo/tinyerp-users
