Le 25/05/2016 00:05, Herb Petschauer a écrit : > On Dec 17, 2015, at 1:50 AM, FORT David > <david.for...@orange.fr<mailto:david.for...@orange.fr><mailto:david.for...@orange.fr>> > wrote: > > Le 17/12/2015 10:27, Ondrej Holy a écrit : > Dear FreeRDP developers, > > could you please explain me, how it works with versions and releases for > FreeRDP? I am a bit confused and it sounds like that latest stable release is > 1.0.2 (from year 2002) as per the public accessible info: > > - Latest announced version in ChangeLogs and a blog is 1.0 (also FreeRDP irc > topic claims that latest stable is 1.0.2): > https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/wiki/Changelog > https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/blob/master/ChangeLog > {snip} > > You're right Ondrej, versions in FreeRDP are a real mess. > Anyway we're currently trying to stabilize a 2.0 version. My opinion is > that the current pre-2.0 is the most stable version we have, even if it > doesn't have the official 2.0 stable tag. I know that misc commercial > products are based on the current master or on some recent snapshot of it. > Compared to 1.2, the public API has changed a lot with the hardening > patches we have done, but we have reached stable point I think. > > > > > > [Sorry, the first version’s quotation level got lost, hopefully this is more > readable] > > Apologies for potentially re-hashing this by replying to an old post. > (Perhaps I am missing an obvious page on github or some other public resource > that I am unaware of). > > We’re using FreeRDP on Windows and we’re currently using version 1.0.2. > Moving forward, is there a plan to announce/release/tag a stable version of > 1.2 OR is there a recommended commit on master that we should be using to get > the more secure/hardened version of FreeRDP? > As said in my previous mails, we're targeting a 2.0 for now. Master is really stable and maintained, there should not be major API changes now until we really freeze the ABI/API (should happen very soon).
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