Re: New hacking release, 0.19.2

[Matt Rose <mattrose folkwolf net>]

On Fri, 6 Dec 2002, Jeff Waugh wrote:

> Hey gang,
>
> Yeah, yeah, so I should just get off my arse and do a proper release. Lame,
> I know. Anyway, for the well-endowed in the CPU department, a new hacking
> release!

I kind of figured that all the Gnome 2.1 series were going to be
called hacking, and bre calling the 2.0 releases garnome, just because:
It's been so long since there was an actual GARNOME release, (not really,
it just seems that way since there have now been three hacking releases).
You were talking about handing the reins over to someone else for the 2.0
series to concentrate on the 2.1.

I'm kind of kidding, but it does seem that if you're going to be doing a
garnome release for stable gnome2.0 stuff, you should probably come up
with a different name, and versioning system.

Looking forward to trying it this aft.

>
>   http://www.gnome.org/~jdub/random/hacking-0.19.2.tar.gz
>
> This has some MIGHTY FINE new stuff. Including nautilus-cd-burner, or
> Naughty Cat burner, as I like to call it. Alex Larsson has been hacking this
> up recently, and it is AWESOME.
>
> Open up burn:/// and copy stuff to it. Then run nautilus-cd-burner, and
> generate an ISO or burn to CD. Very sweet. Sure, it's wildly unintegrated at
> the moment, but it's early days for the foxy kitten with the coaster maker.
>
> Large clumps of other stuff, including an updated GTK+, etc. You might want
> to have a look at the ChangeLog in CVS to see what's happening.
>
> Thanks,
>
> - Jeff
>
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