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On Saturday 07 June 2003 16:47, Datschge wrote:

> Yea, I noticed. I'm considering writing a news article for dotty showing 
> readers all the different ways how one can install KDE CVS, and I wanted to 
> include the above link as an example for an apt source. All these for people 
> who keep complaining that KDE doesn't do development releases. A KDE CVS 
> live CD would be the cherry on the cake of course. ;)

Well, but this isn't necissarily a good thing; KDE CVS is not intended for end 
users -- that's why we do releases.  Typically there's been something of a 
limiting factor in the users that were running CVS versions of KDE in that 
they both had to be willing and knowledgeable enough to compile it from 
source.

Making it even easier -- i.e. giving out KDE CVS CD's at a show just sounds 
like a horrible idea.  "Guaranteed buggy!"  Please see the thread on 
core-devel about development releases and why we don't do more of them.  ;-)

- -Scott

- -- 
There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and 
those who don't.
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