On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:13 PM, Ryan Leavengood <leavengood@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Today is October 1, which was a date we were considering for release, > but obviously that won't be happening. > > Nonetheless I do think the r1alpha4 branch is in fairly decent shape. > I just merged most of the relevant commits from master and applied > Matt's patch to update BeZillaBrowser. > > There are a few optional packages which need to be updated (mainly Vim > I think, which just needs to be uploaded to haiku-files.org, and then > OptionalPackages can be updated.) > I have now pushed the updates for Caya, Ocaml, OpenSSH, and Vim. > Another concern I have is the subpixel text rendering support, which I > have some partial work to fix. I should be able to finish that with a > few hours work. Then we just need a FreeType optional package with the > subpixel rendering support compiled in. > The bep for making the FreeType optional package with subpixel rendering enabled is in HaikuPorts, it just needs to be built and uploaded by someone who lives in a FREE country, which means not me. > If anyone else has any other concerns about the release, post them here. > > In general I think we should move into a fairly official testing > phase, and aim to release in two weeks, on Monday October 15. Sounds like a good target. -scottmc