[FusionDev] Release

Guillaume Seguin guillaume at segu.in
Sat Aug 11 14:12:11 CEST 2007


2007/8/11, Kristian Lyngstøl <kristian at bohemians.org>:
> On 8/11/07, Sam Spilsbury <smspillaz at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Ok, these changes have been made. The only thing we need is for us to polish
> > the release announce (on obby), make a 'moving from beryl' guide, do a
> > spellcheck on the metadata and make sure that packages have been made...
> >
> > Are we ready?
> >
> > Info about obby : Download gobby (http://gobby.0x539.de/trac/)
> > Server : obby.opencompositing.org
> > Port : 6522
> > PW : octeam
>
> I'd like to see a release asap too, I think we're mostly ready.
>
> I'd like to wait for 0.6.0 though, 0.5.2 being a dev release.
> Considering the xcb stuff that won't be in 0.6.0 it seems to me that
> 0.6.0 will be ready soon enough.
>

Doing a very first development release is imho a good way to get some
feedback for the corresponding 0.6.0 release. And it might help for
distributions inclusion (iirc Ubuntu feature freeze and similar
deadlines for Mandriva and OpenSUSE are scheduled to next week or so).

> But that's no reason for us not to prepare this of course.
>
> I have one issue though; the wrapper script.
>
> I'd like to move my compiz-manager script into a more central/official
> repo and get proper feedback without getting 20 different forks of it
> (it's a pain, to be honest, to be sent a rewrite of your own code
> instead of ideas on how to improve it or patches). Any objections
> against this?
>

None from me.

> Also, I think it makes sense to use a version number independent of
> Compiz, to signify that we are not the same thing. Stuff like ccs and
> most of these new plugins  are, well, new, and since these bits are
> what Compiz Fusion really is, it makes sense to me to use a different
> version range.
>

I'm not sure... We could maybe use the same version for the plugins
but independant versions for 3rd party apps... Using the same version
than Compiz has the advantage to not confuse users though.

Regards,
Guillaume


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