For 17.04 I'd like to get the Driver Manager fixed and pushed into SRU's for 16.10 and 16.04 (most importantly) @All. As well as push the .1 release to the docs onto the doc website @Philip.
On Tue, Oct 4, 2016 at 9:39 PM, Xen <[email protected]> wrote: > Simon Quigley schreef op 05-10-2016 3:15: > >> Hello Clive, >> >> On 10/03/2016 06:26 AM, Clive Johnston wrote: >> >>> In my honest opinion you are "jumping the gun" on this. ZZ isn't even a >>> thing >>> until Mr Shuttleworth chooses a name and the archive is opened for it. >>> >> >> Ok, I guess we are coming at it from different angles here. I want to >> start planning for Z as soon as we have the ability to start working on >> it. I would much rather get a bunch of planning done at the beginning of >> the cycle to ensure we all know what goals we have for this cycle and >> any updated procedures we might have. >> >> So from now until the 13th of October, lets concentrate on getting >>> Yakkety Yak >>> out the door, by testing and getting issues fixed. Even when YY ships, >>> bugs >>> will roll in, so we need to be actively working on this. We have lots >>> of time >>> to plan for +1 when things settle down after YY release. >>> >> >> This is why I planned the meeting to be that Friday or that weekend. I >> honestly agree with you on that. Let's get Yakkety out the door. But >> once Z is open, I'd like to make sure we can get a grip on it early. >> >> You see where I'm coming from here, Clive? >> > > Just an unimportant opinion here but I observed the same sentiment when > 15.04 was released and back then someone told me that someone for a paid > job like mr. Riddell was could hardly be expected to "sit on his laurels" > not doing work. > > If you are doing too many things you cannot do any of them really right. > > I feel you are working too hard. Doing too many things but then not having > enough time for the individual things you have done. > > The feeling is that all of these releasese are unfinished and as a > consequence there are too many of them. So back when 15.04 was released and > /instantly/ people focussed their /entire attention/ on 15.10 I observed > the same thing and was rebuted with the very same arguments of needing to > plan ahead. > > You don't even take the time to appreciate what you've done, for a certain > sense of the word. > > > -- > kubuntu-devel mailing list > [email protected] > Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailm > an/listinfo/kubuntu-devel >
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