From: Martin R. <fo...@ru...> - 2009-03-22 17:17:28
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Dear fooers again, thanks for your message, Ramon. On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 01:54:09AM +0100, Ramon Gonzalez-Arroyo wrote: > The people downloading Foo, get some old version as compared to the > ones svn'ing it. We said at some point that that we should have a > downloading version update, and for that it would be convenient > (i.e. use it as an excuse) to do some general inspection/cleaning and > documentation. I think we talked about that when last we met, a year > and something ago. Actually, I have started n times parts of this > process, so I have here and there, corrections, testers and docs. We > are all busy so it is a question that one starts and pushes a bit > (with loving care) another one, and so on. Yes, we should go on with this in order to have at least a 0.1.0 release soonish. > I still have my linux around and do use it. One of these days, > however, I will go for some ubuntu thing or something of the kind, > because by now my system looks like a warrior coming back from the > crusades, a bit lame, one eye less, scarfs everywhere, but upright > and proud (somehow). Good to hear! Imagine how a window system would look like in this situation :-) > I see you are using macports, have you then dropped fink ? It seems that fink has been discontinued, and the former DarwinPorts seems to have been replaced by MacPorts. That's why there does not seem to be any fink anymore, just MacPorts. > Does the conf distinguish between OSX 10.5 and 10.4. ? I guess so, > but I thought better to ask before svn'ing your last changes. The foo conf does not especially distinguish between 10.5 and 10.4, but there were very little changes. Actually, it *should* work on both. I try to check on a 10.4 system. All the best, Martin |