Re: 10 Days Until Next Milestone

2007-05-23 Thread Sebastian Kügler
On Tuesday 22 May 2007 19:15:20 Tom Albers wrote:
  Other point, it was said that the agressive 4.0 release schedule was also
  to allow devs to developp and port applications for 4.x. What is the
  purpose without kdevelop and win/osx port?

 I would love a win/osx port and the people working on that seem to do a
 great job as far as i can see.

Maybe they should be on this list? Although that would probably blur the 
focus, there will be no KDE 4.0 (in the sense of a desktop) for OSX or 
Windows, only applications.
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Re: 10 Days Until Next Milestone

2007-05-23 Thread Clarence Dang
On Wednesday 23 May 2007 00:12, Allen Winter wrote:
 On Tuesday 22 May 2007 5:45:03 am Dirk Mueller wrote:
  On Tuesday, 22. May 2007, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
+ The KDE main modules are frozen for new features.
  
   at this point, this is rediculously optimistic. there are three
   realities ahead of us:
 
  I would s,new features,new applications,

 How about:
   1. 1 June is changed from new feature freeze to new application freeze
   2. We move the feature freeze to the start of the second beta (approx 25
 July). As this is also when the string freeze occurs
 ?

Yes, please.  Else, I'll only have time to make KolourPaint work (it doesn't 
at the moment) - not implement any wishes.
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Re: 10 Days Until Next Milestone

2007-05-23 Thread Mauricio Piacentini
 I propose a 25 July feature freeze for the sub-module which *really* need
 it, and keep the 1june for others, like kdegames, to focus on quality
 (usability, artwork...). At least, some KDE4.0 parts could give a polished
 image to 4.0, and some frozen dev could even help the latecomer sub-modules
 to be good enought.
 
 Since kdegames is in good shape, I guess they have time left for new 
 features. So freezing the modules that are in good shape seems silly to me 
 now that I think of it.

On the other hand, without a module freeze we can not really shift our 
focus to stabilizing and really finishing all the games. There is always 
the temptation to rescue that game that did not make the cut for 4.0, 
and maybe adding that big feature that we know will not be fully matured 
in the next 150 days or so.

I support Johann's idea, of only extending the feature freeze for the 
modules and apps that really need it. In our case, I guess the proposal 
made by Allen seems nice:

1. 1 June is changed from new feature freeze to new application freeze
   2. We move the feature freeze to the start of the second beta (approx 
25 July).
As this is also when the string freeze occurs.

So each individual game could perhaps use this time to implement a 
missing feature, but we would not add new games to the module after June 
1st.

Regards,
Mauricio Piacentini
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Re: 10 Days Until Next Milestone

2007-05-23 Thread Benjamin Reed
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Sebastian Kügler wrote:

 Maybe they should be on this list? Although that would probably blur the 
 focus, there will be no KDE 4.0 (in the sense of a desktop) for OSX or 
 Windows, only applications.

I'm on the list (I work on the OSX packaging), just haven't had much to
chime in with.  :)

My packaging stuff is mostly automated, as long as the tree builds, so I
shouldn't have too much issue with getting a release put together.  I
did just start a new job and haven't had time to keep up with the state
of KDE-on-OSX for the last month or so, so I don't know what the state
of the build is, but I intend to do some catching up shortly.

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Re: 10 Days Until Next Milestone

2007-05-23 Thread Allen Winter
On Tuesday 22 May 2007 10:12:45 am Allen Winter wrote:
 On Tuesday 22 May 2007 5:45:03 am Dirk Mueller wrote:
  On Tuesday, 22. May 2007, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
  
+ The KDE main modules are frozen for new features.
   at this point, this is rediculously optimistic. there are three realities
   ahead of us:
  
  I would s,new features,new applications,
  
 How about:
   1. 1 June is changed from new feature freeze to new application freeze
   2. We move the feature freeze to the start of the second beta (approx 25 
 July).
As this is also when the string freeze occurs
 ? 

Seems that we are in agreement.
I will make the changes to our release docs on techbase
and inform the developers.

-Allen
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