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discussion of what to target for M3
(2003-03-30)
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I've just posted the
formatted log
of our meeting from Thursday on the IRC page.
In this meeting we discuss what we should target for M3.
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| —Nathaniel Smith |
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this is the second milestone release
(2003-03-04)
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The M2 release is the first one with a release cycle as short as
three months. As such it was an experiment, and I think it was quite
a success. The milestone is released even though not all assigned bugs
could be closed in time. I think for now it's more important to send
out the signal that we are actually able to stick to such a release
cycle. May be we should be more realistic about what bugs/tasks to
assign for M3...
Find the release at our releases page.
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| —Stefan Seefeld |
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this is the first release under the new project name / structure
(2002-11-20)
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Long awaited, this release marks the end of the transition
from the old 'berlin-consortium.org' to the new 'fresco.org'
with all the implications: new website and infrastructure,
reworked and much enhanced source code structure, and quite
a lot more. Read the M1 Release Notes or
get it from our releases page.
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| —Stefan Seefeld |
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a major new piece of project infrastructure
(2002-09-16)
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Fresco now has its own issue tracker.
It is used to track bugs, as well as tasks, and milestones.
The tool will be further enhanced as we learn how to make good
use of it, but it's already doing a terriffic job. Have a look
at issues.fresco.org !
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| —Stefan Seefeld |
Have a look at our archives
for older news.
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