> Basically we all seem to agree that (for users ;) the most important
> program might be KWord (visit bugs.kde.org if in doubt ;).

Depends what kind of users you are targetting.  Business related users
are in a need for kpresenter and kspread as well.  Those 2 apps are
very important as well.  I assume that when there are MS import filters
available for both apps, their bug list will grow...
For now people are still using star(open)office iso of koffice :((

On Sunday 17 December 2000 08:50, Werner Trobin wrote:
> John Califf wrote:
> > Werner Trobin wrote:
> > > John Califf wrote:
> > > > If you have been compiling and testing kimageshop (krayon) the names
> > > > of the libs and of the app have been changed to krayon and
> > > > libkrayonxxx. You will first have to uninstall or manually remove
> > > > anything related to kimageshop in your kde2 directory and in your
> > > > home directory.  Manually removing ~/.kde/share/config/ksycoca is
> > > > also recommended.  Don't worry, it will be rebuilt automatically when
> > > > you start kde again and will also register the mimetypes under the
> > > > new name.  The name of the directory in cvs is still "kimageshop" and
> > > > that won't be changed until it is built by default.
> > >
> > > As KOffice won't be part of 2.1beta we can safely enable
> > > building by default now (doing that now ;).
> > > Nice work, btw ;)))
> >
> > Thanks very much.  I'll check out again late tonite or tomorrow.  When
> > is the next release of koffice planned?  I assume sometime during the
> > first or second quarter of next year, before Kde 3.0.
>
> I have to admit... I don't know ;)
>
> Basically we all seem to agree that (for users ;) the most important
> program might be KWord (visit bugs.kde.org if in doubt ;). Due to that
> and due to the fact that only few bugs of the "old" KWord have been
> fixed since 2.0 I think it's not a good idea to release before the new
> KWord branch is at least as stable.
>
> Thomas: Maybe you can give us some status information and/or tell us
> where we can help you. Then we can discuss how to "divide and conquer" ;)
>
> Disclaimer: Just my humble opinion ;)

-- 
Richard