> Actually, there's [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- its in the table of contents bar on the
> left. -- 'mailing lists'
Fair enough, but I balk at distrubing an untold number of people on a
mailing list for a rather banal question.
> > I have a suggestion and a question. When you come out with a new version
> > of Gnucash, it would be very nice to have a "what's new" section
> > prominently on the web page so that people can see why they should
> > upgrade.
>
> because the 1.4.10 announcement didn't have enough detail?
> The 1.4.x series tend to be bug fixes, rather than feature additions,
> so there's usually nothing 'new'. That' and no one has yet volunteered
> to crawl through the changelogs & summarize things nicely ...
Yes, I realize this, but I was upgrading from 1.2.something, I'm not so
interested in just the differences between 1.4.9 and 1.4.10. I had hoped
to find, for example, the differences between 1.0, 1.2, and 1.4 under the
"History and Credits" section, but I found only credits. You're right,
This shouldn't include every bug fix in minute detail, just the grand
sweeping changes.
> > They can also play with new features, etc.
>
> Most of the development effort is focused on 1.5.x which is caught in
> between 'beta' and 'vaporware'.
I don't mean, "new" new, just new to me. One thing I look for when
deciding which open-source package to use among several choices is a
large, active development community. This ensures that periodically the
program will get cooler.
I'll check out the devel mailing list...
Thanks!
Greg
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