José Matos wrote:
Really, if you consider that the linux kernel has a greater complexity than
lyx (I do) notice how they have managed to introduce new features without the
need for an unstable branch.
Side note: That's exactly what I was proposing for 1.5.x:
- main development in 1.5.x: bug fixing, dialogs update, etc. No file
format change.
- XML development in 1.6.0svn.
This would mean that 1.6.0svn will have to be synchronized against
1.5.xsvn regularly. As 1.6 is mainly about XML, I reckon this would be
easy. The great benefit of this scheme is that you have a stable
platform for development.
Abdel.
