Release schedule

2012-06-30 Thread Alexandre Julliard
Folks, Because of various travels and vacations (and just to keep you on your toes ;-), during the month of July I'm planning to make releases on Tuesdays instead of Fridays. So 1.5.8 will be on July 3rd, and then I'll be out for the rest of that week. Subsequent releases should happen on July 17

Release schedule

2010-06-02 Thread Alexandre Julliard
Folks, The weekly rc schedule won't be quite weekly this week, I'll be out for the next few days so there won't be a release this Friday. The weekly schedule will resume with rc3 next Friday. Don't let that stop you, there are still enough regressions for everybody... -- Alexandre Julliard julli

Re: Release schedule after release?

2005-10-04 Thread Alexandre Julliard
Ivan Leo Puoti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > How will the feature freeze/unfreeze work? It's really a progressive process that has been going on for some time now. As code matures I'm getting increasingly reluctant to accept large changes to it, that's why I insist on small patches and test cases

Re: Release schedule after release?

2005-10-04 Thread Ivan Leo Puoti
Alexandre Julliard wrote: Apart from the version numbering, it won't change much. There will still be regular CVS snapshots (I'm hoping to do them more frequently than in the past, but don't hold me to that ;-), and binary packages built from these snapshots. I have no plans to create stable/unst

Re: Release schedule after release?

2005-10-04 Thread Alexandre Julliard
Holly Bostick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > But the docs, of course, have to be valid for the future as well as (to > a limited extent) the past. So how will one "Get Wine" after the > release? Will there continue to be monthly public betas? Or will the > release sche

Release schedule after release?

2005-10-04 Thread Holly Bostick
Looking at the current user docs raised a question as to how to update the 'Getting Wine' section. I know from the past that many users don't know that Wine has been up to this point on a monthly release schedule. Between this ignorance, and binary distributions' stable and