Re: Question about next DDD release schedule

Hi Michael, hi Stefan,

Thank you again for the work on this.

The nightly build from 2026-07-22 appears to be the most recent one, so I tested with that, and I can confirm that bug #68290 is fixed. The "=>" marker is no longer shown as literal text in the Machine Code Window, and the current line is highlighted correctly. I have not seen any related problems in my usual workflow.

It looks as though the changes towards the release have largely settled by now. Since I was hoping to move to an official release rather than a local patch, may I ask how things are looking for 3.5.0?

If there is anything I can help with, please feel free to let me know.

No rush at all -- I realise this is the holiday season.

Best regards,
Shingo Ishida

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Hi Shingo -- Stefan and I are currently working on the next release. We are making sure that it builds and runs correctly on supported platforms. We are currently resolving issues with FreeBSD and Xwayland. A rough target for the next official
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Hi Shingo --

Stefan and I are currently working on the next release.  We are making
sure that it builds and runs correctly on supported platforms.  We are
currently resolving issues with FreeBSD and Xwayland.

A rough target for the next official release would be August 1.

On 6/17/26 9:39 PM, Shingo Ishida wrote:
> Dear DDD maintainers,
>
> Thank you for preparing a patch for the issue I reported.
>
> I would prefer to use an official DDD release rather than applying a
> local patch, if possible.
>
> Is there currently any plan or rough timeline for the next official DDD
> release?
>
> Thank you for maintaining DDD.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Shingo Ishida
>

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Michael Eager