Howdy, Ingo Weinhold wrote: > On 2009-09-08 at 22:04:56 [+0200], Stephan Assmus <superstippi@xxxxxx> wrote: > >> regarding the supposed freeze of the image tomorrow... I just spoke to >> Marcus on the phone and he would like to get some more ATA problems >> resolved. With Axel and Ingo gone, it's quite a lot of work overall. I know >> Oliver is looking into some Haiku regressions that surface in the Perl >> tests... and will one week from tomorrow be enough for the website >> migration? To me it seems Jorge has to shoulder quite a lot. >> >> From my perspective, the image is now in quite good shape. It was >> definitely a good move to set a date and have everyone in bug-fixing mode. >> But at the same time, freezing tomorrow seems to me like we are perhaps >> rushing things a slight bit too much. What's the general feeling? >> > > If the remaining ATA problems are considered serious enough (i.e. making > Haiku unusable or badly usable on relatively many systems), postponing the > release a few days is probably a good idea. If they aren't all too bad, I'd > rather see the release be wrapped up, so that the focus can be shifted to > drawing the roadmap to R1 and planning for the next release on the way. > Under the assumption that the official release is still 9/14, Niels and I moved forward with the website upgrade and in fact already have the website running on Drupal 6. FWIW, tomorrow at around this time, I will disclose some URLs to the production installation for peer review of the new/updated content. > IMHO we should even reconsider requiring a package manager for R1 -- the > last major missing R1 feature -- which would allow us to start the code > consolidation for the R1 betas and thus the final release any day after the > alpha release. > +1 Cheers, Jorge/aka Koki