TARBALLS DUE: GNOME 2.2 Release Candidate 1 (2.1.90)

[Jeff Waugh <jdub perkypants org>]

Hey gang,

Hope you've all had a rocking Christmas and New Year's! Especially if you
don't happen to celebrate them - there's nothing like getting presents or
being kissed at midnight for seemingly no reason. I hope no one has fallen
prey to those highly addictive staples of the season - food and sleep.

Meanwhile, we have a Big Milestone to tackle next week: Release Candidate 1!

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   Please release fresh tarballs by the end of this Monday, 6th January.
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Oh, and please remember that we are in FULL FREEZE, strings and all. Any
changes MUST be confirmed by the release team. Please Cc gnome-i18n if you
need to make any string changes.

Now for a bit of CRAZY SPANKAGE ACTION. Some modules have not been updated
recently, so I've listed these by last-updated-release, compared to 2.1.5.
Some of the less relevant modules have been removed from this list, and a
few modules are specially labelled, as they've been updated since 2.1.5.

  Modules that have not been updated since 2.1.0:

    GConf
    gnome2-user-docs
    gnome-mime-data
    gtk-engines
    libglade
    libgtop
    libIDL
    scrollkeeper

  Modules that have not been updated since 2.1.1:

    linc (released since 2.1.5)

  Modules that have not been updated since 2.1.2:

    ggv (released since 2.1.5)

  Modules that have not been updated since 2.1.3:

    bonobo-activation
    gdm (released since 2.1.5)
    gnome-system-monitor
    gtk-doc
    libart_lgpl
    libbonoboui
    libgail-gnome
    librsvg

  Modules that have not been updated since 2.1.4:

    eog
    file-roller
    gconf-editor
    gnome-media
    gnome-terminal
    gst-plugins
    gstreamer
    libwnck
    metacity
    nautilus-media
    startup-notification
    vte

Thanks!

- Jeff

-- 
    "Not to mention that there's simply no way to explain what a 'window    
   manager' is without descending into 'PC Load Letter?!' technobabble."    
                             - Havoc Pennington