Re: The next Gnome Office release.
Rodrigo Moya <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnome.office.general |
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On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 14:12 +1000, Martin Sevior wrote: > On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 06:57, E. A. Zen wrote: > > On 03/31/04 00:31:45, Charles Goodwin wrote: > > > > > > I think that every time a GO application gets a minor version bump, > > > we should quiety bump the GO version number. Let me elaborate > > > before forming an opinion. > > > > Making a release is a significant amount of work. I think the whole > processes consumes at least 10-20 hours of development time. Building > binaries, updating websites, writing release notes, spamming the > internet is all work which I no longer find particularly fun. > > If there are people out there who like to do this sort of thing please > step forward! I'd rather just be hacking. > > But this is beside the point. I really like Jody's suggestion. > > Gnome-Office-1.2 by mid-year with AbiWord 2.2, GNOME-DB-1.0x and > Gnumeric-1.4-forwindows. > that sounds great to me also. If ready, we could go with gnome-db-1.2, if not, 1.0 would be ok, and as I said, it's not worth delaying the release because of gnome-db-1.2 > One thing to consider is whether to include other gtk for Windows apps > in our package. If we're going to the trouble > > Maybe Gnome-Office-2.0 some time next year with Gnumeric-2.0, > AbiWord-2.4, GNOME-DB-1.2, libgoffice, libgsf, plus lots more cool > stuff. > > Maybe Mergeant, gnu-cash,inkscape, conglomerate and more.... > yes, mergeant will be ready at that time! cheers