2014-06-13 20:20 GMT+03:00 Scott Kitterman ubu...@kitterman.com:
Should I conclude from this that it will or will not get in on Monday as
planned?
The June 6 update mentioned several devs are at the Qt contributor
summit next week, so the earliest we will land is still week of the
16th.
I'd
Hello to everyone on the mailing list!
I've found myself very interested in C# development lately as well as
upcoming new technologies in the .NET sphere (OWIN, vNext). Lots of it is
going to be runnable on Mono, which despite any historical misgivings about
Microsoft one might have, is pretty
I would definitely be interested by this as a C# developer.On Sun, 15 Jun 2014 16:31:09 +0100, Alexander Trauzzi atrau...@gmail.com wrote:Hello to everyone on the mailing list!Ive found myself very interested in C# development lately as well as upcoming new technologies in the .NET sphere
On 06/15/2014 10:31 AM, Alexander Trauzzi wrote:
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So, be it resolved that the current options for Mono are just not
cutting it, I'd like to propose that a PPA or appropriate equivalent be
made or an existing official PPA be reworked to meet the following criteria:
- Both nightly and
Alexander,
On Sun, Jun 15, 2014 at 10:31:09AM -0500, Alexander Trauzzi wrote:
So, be it resolved that the current options for Mono are just not cutting
it, I'd like to propose that a PPA or appropriate equivalent be made or an
existing official PPA be reworked to meet the following criteria:
On Mon, Jun 09, 2014 at 12:10:40PM +0100, Robie Basak wrote:
AIUI, there are security implications for raising this limit system-wide
by default, since applications that use select() are often broken and
will become vulnerable with a higher limit.
See
Hmm, if that was something I felt confident in doing, I would, but I'm more
a user of C# than someone knowledgeable enough to head up the entire
process. I'll definitely be installing and running any such efforts though!
On Sun, Jun 15, 2014 at 3:08 PM, Robie Basak robie.ba...@ubuntu.com wrote:
Hey Christopher,
I still think this bleeding edge release is needed as it's not helpful to
be forced to wait 6+ months every time Xamarin reaches a popular milestone.
My whole suggestion here *is* to make a best effort to keep pace, no
compromises.
WRT current backports, I think you just
I doubt people are interested in badgerports given many of the issues I
listed out originally - but most of all because it is currently at 3.2.8
and http://www.mono-project.org is showing 3.4.0. I was aware of it prior,
it's just not going to be what anyone wants and can't be realistically
Christopher,
I think you're driving things a bit off topic at this point. We could
debate the subjectivity of number of users at this point but it too is
orthogonal...to my point: There are a considerable and observable number
of users that want current releases of Mono available, myself
I wanted to separately mention the whole fixing of the Xamarin Debian
CI.
Is that something anyone here could do? I'm not sure what that process
would entail or how far it would necessarily get us. But maybe that's what
they want?
On 15 Jun 2014 22:38, Christopher James Halse Rogers
Just curious... did not see any response after I sent the
screen shot.
I've managed work arounds for most of my issues, some are
awkward, some slow me down, but I am back to a mostly workable
system... especially since I discovered Nemo, a file browser
that knows who the boss is (ie *me* ;-) and
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