On 10/13/2013 10:49 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> I'll point out we're not a feature driven project, we are a scheduled
> delivery based project (A common debate, QGIS is considering schedules
> post 2.0). The clearly stated plan, we bundle what's available at each
> scheduled point in time for twice a year releases, once for
Sept/Foss4g
> and once for Feb/Mar conference season. We don't have enough
testers at
> this time to do it more often. >
+1
>> Such a release would require us checking/testing ALL applications,
since
> >> lots of things change in UbuntuGIS within a month...
+1
I had a casual conversation with a developer this morning .. QGis 2.0
is a "dot-zero" release.. I am certain there will be a QGis 2.xx "bug
fix" releases soon,
which will be better in other ways, too..
The OSGeo Live project will benefit from the next release *after* the
"dot-zero" release
in addition to other considerations...
meanwhile, sophisticated users are *very much* enabled to create their
own versions locally
--
Brian M Hamlin
OSGeo California Chapter
blog.light42.com
Actually version 2.0 was never released, it only reached to the
packagers :)
The released version was 2.0.1 since a sponsor logo was forgotten and
had to be added after tagging 2.0.
Yes, we are expecting more bug-fixing point releases in the near future...
--
Angelos Tzotsos
Remote Sensing Laboratory
National Technical University of Athens
http://users.ntua.gr/tzotsos
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