If we want to build a vibrant user community, we need to support the prior major release (2.0) until our next major release (2.2) comes out.
-Donald Jacek Laskowski wrote:
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Erik B. Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I have had this thought myself. Often times it seems we are far more focused on the next major release (I.E. current trunk) as opposed to introducing some more necessary fixes into other smaller releases. I think we should definitely continue to support / release on the 2.0 branch as much as possible, and would be happy to assist in integration of patches and changes that have been made since then.I always thought that our support for past releases has been the latest release. It will lower the burden greatly for us and for our users too. If we put more attention to documentation *and* release often with small changes they would benefit more. Jacek
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