[FusionDev] Release

[d_garbage]

Sorry if  
know-know-thing-pain-in-the-as*-what-do-you-ever-contribute-you-opinionated-no-good-son-of-a-b*tch  
d_garbage is sticking his nose in... but i really feel moved to say "well  
done" for all the recent developments... I have never seen the whole  
project moving so professionally and smoothly/sensibly as now. it almost  
brings a tear to my eye, that you have finally overcome the  
difficulties/non-sense of the past - to bring a bright, new, positive  
future to this most important of linux projects... I for one will try to  
promote us wherever possible, now that the wastefull hatefullnes of the  
past is finally beyond us! :) keep it up folks, you are truely shining!

Love and (possibly unrealistcally-positive-feelings) d;¬)-'

On Sat, 11 Aug 2007 13:18:48 +0100, CyberOrg <jigish.gohil at gmail.com>  
wrote:


> On 8/11/07, Guillaume Seguin <guillaume at segu.in> wrote:
>
>> 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
>
> openSUSE deadline was last Monday, and we made it, I've put in
> snapshot packages, but I'd like to get in the stable release as soon
> as possible to get wider testing before the release of openSUSE 10.3.
>
>>
>> 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.
>
> Keeping plugins-* version same as compiz makes much more sense as user
> would know which package work with which version of compiz, otherwise
> things will get extremely complicated.
>
> So are we all set for Sunday release?
>
> Cheers
>
> -J
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