Quoting Martin Bazley <martin.baz...@blueyonder.co.uk>: > I'm trying to get around to migrating my Internet setup from an Iyonix > to an ARMini, as part of which I've been trying to make sure it'll all > still work. > > Now, I know perfectly well that RISC OS NetSurf is ARMv7 compatible, as > I use a recent development version on such a system on a regular basis > without crashes (well, no more crashes than the general average). But > it comes as quite a surprise to learn that the RISC OS Open > compatibility guide > <http://www.riscosopen.org/wiki/documentation/show/ARMv7%20software%20compatibility%20list> > is so ill-maintained that NetSurf, an extremely common piece of > software, is listed as "Seems OK" for version 2.6! > > Therefore, would the NetSurf developers be willing to have the "Seems > OK" replaced with the ARMv7 OK sprite, signifying (to quote the wiki's > definition) "works OK, involvement of author(s), willingness to address > further issues as they arise"? (Tinct issues notwithstanding.)
It's a community thing. You have as much right as anyone else to alter it. Just do it! Dave
