Re: Defining a Release Target before development cycle starts

"Aaron J. Seigo" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.events
Message-ID <201009151430.28400.aseigo__5633.53081602163$1284586293$gmane$org@kde.org>
On Wednesday, September 15, 2010, Carl Symons wrote:
> It appears that Project Elegance can provide possible release high
> points. 

i hope so; at first it will start small, with easily achievable things so that 
we can start with a near guarantee of initial success, allowing us to build 
the mechanics as well as trust in relative safety.

> And while there may be other aspects of a release that are
> more newsworthy at the time, featuring Project Elegance outcomes will
> support its long term audacity and maintain its momentum.

that is exactly my hope as well ...


> The Project Elegance spirit goes beyond "improving specific aspects of
> the software". Why not kde-promo too?

indeed, why not :)

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