On Aug 1, 2005, at 10:33 AM, John McNabb wrote:I disagree. I see no reason to remove advanced preferences. The fact that they are different from other preferences and perhaps more difficult to use should be no surprise, since they are "advanced" after all. I would be ok with improvements, but I
I disagree. I see no reason to remove advanced preferences. The fact that
they are different from other preferences and perhaps more difficult to use
should be no surprise, since they are "advanced" after all. I would be ok with
improvements, but I don't see a need to eliminate the tab.
On M
On Mon, Aug 01, 2005 at 04:21:44PM +0200, Nils Kneuper wrote:
> I think the advanced tab is not the way it should be in a final 1.0
> release. But changing to to something that would fit into 1.0 could
> need string changes. Because we are close to a string freeze, a
> dissicion about this should b
On Saturday, 30 July 2005 01:14, David White wrote:
> I think we are doing 'okay' at heading toward 1.0. There are only a
> couple of bugs that I consider 'critical':
>
> The thing that we do need to have is a string freeze. Are there any
> strings we are still waiting on? If so, when will they be
Hi Everyone!
Just came across the issue of the advanced tab. I think it does not
fit into the rest of the preferences. Is there really a need to have
it? If yes, do we need to have it this way? There already was a
discussion about this some time ago (end of May). I just wanted to
know if there has
On Monday, 1 August 2005 10:46, Julien Tailleur wrote:
> I know that making a suggestion without being able to do it myself is
> quite an easy job, but I was wondering why there is no "it is your turn
> window" to wake you up and prevent the people you play with to have to
> remind you that "it is
Hi everyone,
I had not played wesnoth since the 0.9.1 and I must say that when I
downloaded the 0.9.4 yesterday, I was quite impressed by the
improvments. You are really doing a good job!
I know that making a suggestion without being able to do it myself is
quite an easy job, but I was wondering
