Re: [Super-tux-devel] Next version plans

[Tobias <tob...@gm...>]

Hi,

there is no reason to copy the Kernel development concept.
The SuperTux concept worked well and will continue to work
well, just because we jump from 0.2.x to 1.0.x or 0.9(beta)
it doesn't mean that the achievements will be less or the
time to fullfill the aims will be shorter.

Every release will continue to have high requirements in
new feature.

Greetz...

Tobias Gläßer

Am Mi, den 12.05.2004 um 10:09 Uhr -0600 schrieb Ryan Flegel:
> On Wed, 12 May 2004 16:12:27 +0100, Ricardo Cruz <ri...@ae...> wrote:
> 
> >  Please, don't compare the Linux development with the SuperTux one.
> 
> 
> I think comparing SuperTux kernel development is a great comparison.
> 
> Kernel: They release a stable version (even-numbered y-versionm, let's
> say 1.0.x) and then make any *necessary* patches/fixes on that branch.
> They then start a new unstable tree (1.1.x) where they add and test
> new features. When the unstable tree becoms stable and has the
> required features they release it as a stable release (1.2.x).
> Development then starts on 1.3.x and only necessary bugfixes are
> applied to 1.2.x.
> 
> SuperTux should work the exact same way. If we release a bugfix
> release for 0.1.1 we don't want it to have all of the buggy code that
> we've been adding for the milestone2 release. For example, a
> half-implemented buttjump is in the code right now. Another thing is
> "what is 0.1.2?" -- is it a bugfix release for 0.1.1 or is it SuperTux
> with the new features added? *We* don't even know yet (ok, we know now
> after tobgle's post).
> 
> >  Besides, now without Ingo, our development speed would drop _a lot_!
> 
> You're right :/ But development speed doesn't really come into it.
> 
> >  Tobias, are you really considering releasing a 1.0, right after the 0.2?
> 
> I think (hope?) that was a typo :P
> 
> -- 
> Ryan
> 
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