Re: LTSP 5.1.99 and LDM 2.0.54 released

Stephane,

Excellent work!

You and the rest of the LTSP Developers have taken LTSP way beyond what 
I ever could have imagined.

I've always thought that a good sign of a healthy opensource project is 
when the founder and lead developer can fade away into the background 
and the project continues on.

In this case, the project has done so much more than just continue on. 
You guys are constantly developing awesome new features and making LTSP 
more useful to more people.

Keep up the great work.

Jim McQuillan
[email protected]



Stéphane Graber wrote:
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> Hey everyone,
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> Tonight I committed two more netcat fixes (looks like there is two
> netcats with different behavior, current code should work on both) and
> synchronized the nbd-proxy with the branch I have at Revolution Linux.
> 
> I then went through what I hope was a quite extensive round of testing,
> covering boot/ldm/pulseaudio/ltspfs/localapps/group handling. That's
> pretty much everything I suspected might fail and it worked perfectly !
> 
> So I tagged both ldm and ltsp, uploaded both in Ubuntu Lucid, backported
> to Karmic in my PPA and pushed the changes to both trunk branches.
> 
> Next up is LTSP 5.2 !
> Thinking of it, what would you think of having LTSP 5.2, LDM 2.1 and
> ltspfs 0.6 released at the same time ? Would it make sense ?
> 
> I think it'd at least let us more easily see if someone's setup is
> coherent as we'll know that somebody with LTSP >= 5.2 should also have
> LDM >= 2.1 and ltspfs >= 0.6. Opinions ?
> 
> 
> I guess LTSP 5.2 will probably be ready for release in a week or two.
> On my side, I have nbd-proxy that should get a final update to get more
> performance and fix the few remaining bugs.
> I also guess that with LTSP 5.1.99 out we'll get quite a lot of feedback
> on Fat clients that we'll need to address.
> I'm also hoping to have all translations updated by then, a customer of
> mine will likely be providing a Chinese (zh_CN) translation for LDM (not
> for LTSP yet though), I hope it'll be in time for release.
> 
> Thanks everyone for the amazing work, I really enjoyed all the work done
> over the past few weeks and all the optimization and stabilization that
> happened to LTSP.
> 
> 
> - --
> Stéphane Graber
> Ubuntu developer
> http://www.ubuntu.com
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