On Thu, May 11, 2000 at 03:21:36PM -0500, Jeremy White wrote:
> Given the amount of progress Wine has made over the past year,
> it seems (to me anyway) that the time may be appropriate to
> try for Wine version 1.0.
>
> I was hoping to spark a conversation on this topic, in two basic areas:
> 1. Should we do it? (If not, why not, and when?)
> 2. What needs to be done before we can release Wine 1.0?
Core parts:
* Process seperation must be finished.
* Printing needs to be better.
Supplied DLLs:
* Common Dialogs need to be in a working state ('works for most applications')
* Shell stuff needs to be in a working state (dito)
> 2. Many sample applications compile and work with Winelib 'out of
> the box' (along the lines of the work that Francois Gouget is doing).
I don't see this as need. We should focus on having the emulator working,
WINELIB compiles are mostly a second tier.
> 4. The wine server interface is standardized so that
> Wine version 1.01 and version 1.1 and version 2.0
> will be able to interoperate with the Wine 1.0 server.
There is no need for that I think.
Ciao, Marcus
