Jesse Keating wrote:
On Wednesday 18 October 2006 16:29, ronald wrote:
...
Without release dates it is extremely hard to manage feature freezes and
translation freezes etc.. so we set dates. We try to line those dates up
with things like gnome releases and kernel releases and such. Now, the tree
isn't always in the best of shape when those dates come around, but we try
hard to make those dates. Sometimes we have to push the date out. Sometimes
we have to drop a functionality or feature. The reason 'draft draft draft'
is on the page is purely so that people don't get a hard expectation on our
release dates and plan for some flexibility. It would be insane to hold
Fedora to a hard and fast release date, but at the same time it would be
insane to not have ANY dates set and make something happen.
thx, but there is no need to explain it to me. i caught that already.
it's a compromise and i can put myself in your place, but there are some
effects. at least increased mail traffic. therefore i'll stop here.
--
ronald
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