From: Lars S. <st...@te...> - 2007-02-07 21:31:47
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Martin Hejl wrote: > Hi Michael, > > what are the chances that we'll see a release some time soon? I've been > working on updating the outrageously outdated setup for Bering uClibc - > but right now, lcd4linux is a moving target, and trying to keep a setup > current against ever changing svn snapshots is not much fun (and, if I > may say, not time well spent, at least for me). I would like to see a > stable source that received bugfixes only, that a broad userbase can > actually test before it changes again and have that released after it's > seen some testing. After that, adding new stuff can continue, but lets > make sure that the current release at least somewhat resembles what is > described in the wiki. > > What exactly is holding you back from declaring the svn status of a > given point in time a "Release candidate", put that on the webpage, give > people a chance to actually test it, and make a release? If things are > constantly changing, you'll never get a broad userbase to test things. > > Just my thoughts - the version I pulled from svn (outdated already, > despite the fact that it's only 3 days old) works for me, so I'm in no > dying need to update the official lcd4linux package - but if you want > more people to use the current version of lcd4linux, it would probably > be a good idea to give them a "current" version (svn snapshots don't > count, IMHO). > > Martin +1. I'm sort of waiting for a stable point to try some additions to the Crystal 635 LCD Display. I find the code base to be somewhat of a moving target as well, and I have to admit, it's holding us back. /Lars |