> I use the Arch repository to get a 2.6.0 version of Garnome since it's > by far the easiest way to install GNOME. And there is _still_ no tarball > for 2.6.0. It may make some sense since Garnome is for testing, not > distributing stable GNOME releases. I think it would have made sense to > make a 2.6.0 release to make more people test so 2.6.1 could be even > better than it is going to be. Jeff and I had a chat about this a while back that went along the lines of: Jeff puts out a 2.6.0 tarball, then I take over 2.6.x while he gets to introduce all sorts of funkey new things into GARNOME for 2.7.x (as is his want :)) Unfortunately, Jeff has been busy with other things, so I went ahead and put up my arch tree, which is 2.6.0 + updates and patches on the way to 2.6.1 -- this was meant to be an interim step so we could get our houses in order and do some sort of tree merging at some point, but obviously -- that hasn't happened yet. I _do_ have a working tarball tree for 2.6.x that builds on GCC 2.95.x and 3.2.x which will probably become "GARNOME 2.6.1 (tm)" in the very near future, but i'd like to confirm that Jeff is cool to make it 'official' before pushing it out to the masses. That said, i'd be happy to provide tarball snapshots of the stable branch for those who want them -- purely on a 'they build for me, but might not for you' basis until everything gets sorted. Regards, Paul
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