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On Thursday 13 November 2003 9:39 am, George Staikos wrote:
> On Thursday 13 November 2003 04:46, Stephan Kulow wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > Several points led to the conclusion that we can't keep
> > the current schedule. I'd say "608 bugs opened in the
> > last 7 days" is 'nough said, but there are other points
> > too - one beeing that figured for myself that you can't
> > have a happy life when working for 16 hours a day over
> > two months.
> >
> > So I'll tag a beta2 on 29th-30th and hope that most
> > regressions are fixed till then. As I will stick to my vacation
> > plans for december, I'd move the first release candidate
> > towards 4th week '04.
>
>    Hm that's too bad that we miss LinuxWorld for release then.  Of course
> it's more important to have a stable release though.  Can we try to have a
> release candidate ready for the 19th of January at least?

LinuxWorld (NYC) is a very big deal and being able to take advantage of the 
press/noise surrounding it would be nice.  It runs from Jan 20-23.  Rather 
then the 19th how about the 16th (the previous Friday) to put it out before 
the rest of the announcements and provide a weekend for people to give it a 
whirl.

- -Benjamin Meyer

P.S. Will we have a booth unlike last?

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