On Apr 29, 2007, at 9:08 AM, Stefan Bidigaray wrote:
I think the bigger issue at hand here is what to do now! It's been
a fact that most applications built on top of GNUstep are becoming
more and more outdated (most hadn't had a release in at least 2
years), including Project Center, which is way overdue for an
update release.
In my opinion, the GNUstep project only needs to worry about the
applications/libraries in its repository, as it's after all GNUstep
software. The other, outside GNUstep, projects are the ones who
need to put guidelines such as "Compatible with -make 1.x", or
whatever.
This is only a half baked idea, but it seems like it would be nice to
have a summary table on the wiki (or somewhere) for each core release
that included the following information for all applications and
frameworks:
Package Name
Latest Version
Release Date
Primary Maintainer (None if package is not actively maintained)
Verified Working With This Core Release? (Yes/No)
Platforms Tested
-Tim
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