[openbeos] Re: Post-mortems: a suggested method for continuous improvements
- From: "Michael Phipps" <mphipps1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2002 13:28:04 -0500
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>What the hell are you talking about?
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>Is Bruno G. Albuquerque the idiot that made this 'release' public
>knowledge on BeBits? Nothing has been released yet and nor *SHOULD* it
>be. Last I checked there has been no testing and verification of the
Where do I start with this?
First off, the release was my idea.
Secondly, would you wait until every piece is done to do an initial test run?
So no one gets *ANY* feedback until the kernel, app_kit, etc are ready to ship?
I think that would be foolish beyond measure.
This "release" is intended to be an beta type release. For our beta test team.
Now, since we are an open source project, it is publically available. As is all
of the code.
ANYONE could download it and build it.
>entire tree, and yet someone has the gaul to release it to the
>public?! If you look at the Programming Teams Status review everything
>is in pre-alpha. Nothing should be released to the public until everything
>is at least beta. The last thing we should be doing is releasing buggy
>code.
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>What the #$%^?
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