From: Matt R. <ma...@kd...> - 2010-03-24 03:04:59
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basket-2.0-beta1-changes.txt
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The BasKet project is proud to announce the release of version 2.0 beta 2. This version serves as a pre-release version for developers and distributors and should not be considered suitable for a production system. BasKet 2.0 will be a new major release which brings Qt4 and KDE 4 compatibility to BasKet and paves the way for future releases which take advantage of KDE 4 technologies such as Akonadi and Nepomuk. Due to the pervasive nature of these changes, there may be inevitable bugs in some features of the new release. However, the new version is in many ways more stable and robust than previous releases (especially when running on the KDE 4 platform) and users are recommended to switch to the new version when it comes out. We hope to release version 2.0 within a few months. Previous versions of BasKet, which depended on KDE 3 libraries, are now considered deprecated and will no longer be maintained. The attached git shortlog contains the complete list of changes since BasKet 1.0.3.1 was released. -- Matt |
From: <kle...@gm...> - 2010-03-25 16:31:31
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Hiya, I didn't read anything about the release on dot.kde.org or planetkde.org. I think this are some of the most visible sites of KDE and we should consider to post an entry there? Best regards, klebezettel On Wed March 24 2010 04:04:35 Matt Rogers wrote: > The BasKet project is proud to announce the release of version 2.0 beta 2. > This version serves as a pre-release version for developers and distributors > and should not be considered suitable for a production system. > > BasKet 2.0 will be a new major release which brings Qt4 and KDE 4 > compatibility to BasKet and paves the way for future releases which take > advantage of KDE 4 technologies such as Akonadi and Nepomuk. Due to the > pervasive nature of these changes, there may be inevitable bugs in some > features of the new release. However, the new version is in many ways more > stable and robust than previous releases (especially when running on the KDE 4 > platform) and users are recommended to switch to the new version when it comes > out. We hope to release version 2.0 within a few months. > > Previous versions of BasKet, which depended on KDE 3 libraries, are now > considered deprecated and will no longer be maintained. > > The attached git shortlog contains the complete list of changes since BasKet > 1.0.3.1 was released. > -- > Matt > |
From: Dr. R. M. <ro...@na...> - 2010-03-25 21:49:52
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On Thursday 25 March 2010 12:31:22 pm kle...@gm... wrote: > Hiya, > > I didn't read anything about the release on > > dot.kde.org or > planetkde.org. > > I think this are some of the most visible sites of KDE and we should > consider to post an entry there? > > Best regards, > klebezettel > I can post to kdedevelopers.org, which is syndicated on the planet. But I'm concerned about the bug report we just got on Mantis: A. It seems Fedora 12 is still using the broken KFileMonitor class that makes basKet unusable. Are other distributions doing the same? Has anyone tested our recent release on F12 to confirm it's working? B. We need to take down the Mantis and point people to bugs.kde.org. Otherwise, we are going to have bug reports in two places and it's going to be a mess. I'd prefer to hold off on a "planet" announcement until we've fixed these... Robert |