AFAIK there is very little chance for redhat to release 7.3 this month.
my guess is that redhat is waiting for KDE 3 official release
and that gnome 2 beta would come with the full release.
btw if you look at rawhide you see redhat supports kde much more than they
support GNOME guys.
also mozilla
On Thu, 28 Mar 2002, Diego Iastrubni wrote:
> yes, gnome and kde are going to be ported. But I have been looking for that
> moment for a long time, here is what I think:
>
> kde guys do the massive update all together, which is nice for high versions,
> but for low versions I like the gnome polic
Following Hetz's corrections, an improved "version" of the forecasts is
following (BTW: sorry for mentioning RH8 instead of 7.3; actually, I
knew that 8.0 was delayed and that they decided to call the soon
version "7.3", but it "escaped" of my memory... As to other notes of
him, some of them just
On Friday 29 March 2002 04:38, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> Really? look at your update next time - hint, it won't be only evolution
> RPM, it will be few more parts...
really, so you say gnome sucks as much as kde? ;)
> But you do when you're comparing the updates, Diego..
> As for code modifications
> I mean, for updating just my browser (bad example...)
> For updating my mail client from 3.0.0 to 3.0.1 I will have to d/l kdelibs,
> libqt3, and (this was the status in kde 2.2 sometimes) also kde base. on
> gnome programs just the mail. well, hopefully they will not "force you" to
> update the
On Friday 29 March 2002 03:54, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
>> (sniped a lot of stuff I wrote)
> Huh?
I mean, for updating just my browser (bad example...)
For updating my mail client from 3.0.0 to 3.0.1 I will have to d/l kdelibs,
libqt3, and (this was the status in kde 2.2 sometimes) also kde base.
On Thursday 28 March 2002 21:11, Diego Iastrubni wrote:
> yes, gnome and kde are going to be ported. But I have been looking for that
> moment for a long time, here is what I think:
>
> kde guys do the massive update all together, which is nice for high
> versions, but for low versions I like the
yes, gnome and kde are going to be ported. But I have been looking for that
moment for a long time, here is what I think:
kde guys do the massive update all together, which is nice for high versions,
but for low versions I like the gnome policy of: update when you please, what
way you can upda
Eli, Hag sam-eh-ach ;)
> KDE 3.0:
>
> Beginning of April, +- 1 week.
3.0 final has been tagged - I think monday/tuesday there will be binary
packages available.
> GNOME 2.0:
> ==
> Expected to May 1, according to the schedule.
> A big loss for GNOME, which is going to miss the
Didn't they teach you that Israel is non-borring place? (I know - off-topic)..
Hetz
On Wednesday 27 March 2002 16:47, Eli Marmor wrote:
> P.S.
>
> Another event that is easy to guess, without having to be a prophet, is
> a war. My guess: beginning of May. +- 3 weeks. Who vs. who? Ummm...
> I'm
P.S.
Another event that is easy to guess, without having to be a prophet, is
a war. My guess: beginning of May. +- 3 weeks. Who vs. who? Ummm...
I'm not sure... U.S vs. Iraq? Iraq vs. Israel? Israel vs.
Palestinians? Palestinians vs. U.S?
(sorry for being a little off-topic...)
--
Eli Mar
On Wed, 2002-03-27 at 16:56, Eli Marmor wrote:
> Contrary to proprietary software, OSS is composed of many projects that
> are developed in parallel, and each has its own major releases, usually
> once per 2 or even 3 years. If you take the 10-15 key OSS projects, and
> their major announcements a
April 2002 is going to be a hot month for Linux. Once per a year or two
there is a time crowded with announcements, and I try to guess them and
their exact time. I'll repeat it here. Contrary to research companies
(such as Gartner, IDC) I will not use general forecasts ("new versions
of Linux desk
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