I'm updating firefox, thunderbird, and seamonkey cause there is a security/bug fix release.
I just thought you guys should know. On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 7:57 PM, Christopher Rogers <[email protected]>wrote: > I just updated py3k to 3.2 with security patch and added pyconfig.h file to > py3k. This way python3 works now. Also nothing depends on py3k yet so this > should cause any issues like rebuilds of other packages. Please don't ban me > over this. > > Also i started my own wok now called my-wok. I have a cooking branch in it > so i can easy do updates there for the next cooking. Default branch is based > on the official wok so updates can be merge into cooking branch. > > https://bitbucket.org/godane/my-wok/overview > > > On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 8:23 PM, Claudinei Pereira < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi Guys, >> >> I think this wok freeze is mandatory to make things work now. I mean, >> stop adding packages and updating them unless it will fix something or >> security related updates. >> >> I've seen people working on their own slitaz projects, but it's time >> to focus on the stable release. Maybe we should assign tasks (with a >> task list) and work on it together? I mean, A and B work on core >> packages, C and D on testing and fixing some groups of packages, E and >> F work on docs, etc, and so on for the tasks that need to be >> accomplished. >> >> Hugs >> >> 2011/4/12 Christophe Lincoln <[email protected]>: >> > >> > Hi, >> > >> >> Seriously, do something with bug tracker. Remove old bugs or just wipe >> >> it. It's really messy. >> > >> > YES I'm also bored and dont use redmine because it's too messy too >> > complex. I already looked to Roundup (Python, simple and used by Hg >> > devel them self so it'a the perfect friend for Mercurial) >> > >> >> And at least I need plans, lists of features to implement and >> >> schedules for it. >> > >> > In fact, in december we had a wok freez and the plan was like each >> > other years --> >> > >> > * Make RC cooking ISO and fix bug from feedback >> > * Write documentation >> > * Improve and update all slitaz home made tools. >> > * Release in march >> > >> > I can't force people to folow our way to do but now I have no plan, I'm >> > running to maintain Tank and checking why things goes wrong, coding some >> > improved tools to make 4.0 easier and faster to use and I'm preparing >> > new doc/relnotes. But we have bugs in Tazwok and I do not understand the >> > code anymore and can't fix it, there is 3419 lines in Tazwok... it too >> > complicated for me. >> > >> > I was using Debian years ago and it was realy too complex for me, it's >> > one of the reason I created SliTaz from scratch and wrote simple tools >> > for it, I said SIMPLE, easy to maintain and understand for everyone not >> > just a few crazy hackers. Now I feel like in Debian with our build >> > system. The worse in all that: it seems there is only one man who >> > understand current Tazwok and he is going to leave us untill next season >> > (if he come back) so we all use a tool that we not control. I know a >> > part of this is my fault, I should have stop everything when back from >> > hollydays in January. >> > >> > By the way I can't get the asso money and must go back to work next >> > week, so I guess we not release any stable version before month or even >> > next year. These last weeks I hade a lot of night without sleeping, >> > working all day on slitaz, stressing myself and putting my son on the >> > side to work for the project. But now I feel I did all that for nothing, >> > i'm tied and dont have money anymore... >> > >> > But if YOU have a plan or want to take my place to make a stable >> > release, you WELCOME! >> > >> >> //Implementing reverse-dependencies to clean-up unused packages after >> >> software deinstallation, someone? >> > >> > ... >> > >> > - Christophe >> > >> > --- >> > SliTaz GNU/Linux Mailing list - http://www.slitaz.org/ >> > >> > >> >> >> >> -- >> www.claudineipereira.com >> >> --- >> SliTaz GNU/Linux Mailing list - http://www.slitaz.org/ >> >> >
