Il giorno ven, 15/12/2006 alle 12.39 +0100, Mark Wielaard ha scritto: Muy guesses: > > 0.16 "Harmony!" This was the first release when the Harmony project was started. We hoped in a universe of collaboration and friendship. These were the old '60 with the Flower Power movement, and Jimi Hendrix was performing in Woodstock his wonderful cry... > > 0.19 "95% and counting" :) First release 95% of api coverage for 1.4 > > 0.90 "A La Mort Subite" This is easy. La Mort Subite is the pub where you lucky hackers met during the last FOSDEM. I hope to be there this year too. > > 0.91 "All for One, One for All" I Miss it... (this was just before I started helping a bit):( Just one guess (from NEWS): The VM interfaces of the main branch and the generics branch are now consistent with one another. > > 0.92 "Bling! Bling!" From an old xchat log: ago 10 13:16:46 aph neugens: yon not familiar with the word "bling" ? ago 10 13:16:57 neugens aph: no ago 10 13:17:05 aph neugens: it means flashy jewlery, showing off ago 10 13:17:14 aph lots of shiny gold ago 10 13:17:24 neugens ah, I understand ago 10 13:17:38 neugens aph: thanks ago 10 13:17:49 neugens aph: I guess it is an appropriate name ago 10 13:18:05 aph it's mjw's, er, sense of humour Btw, this was my *first* release!! > > 0.93 "Dreamland" Java is free... > I got reminded that although 0.17 didn't officially have a 'wacky word > version name', it was called slightly different from the rest: > > 0.17 GNU Classpatchy I Miss it (2) :( > This concludes the official GNU Classpath trivia contest roundup. > Figuring out the "Why" behind each and every wacky word name is left as > an exercise to the reader. > > Cheers, > > Mark Mark, I hope to have some free time next week to prepare a couple of surprises before Christmas :) Mario -- Lima Software, SO.PR.IND. s.r.l. http://www.limasoftware.net/ pgp key: http://subkeys.pgp.net/ Please, support open standards: http://opendocumentfellowship.org/petition/ http://www.nosoftwarepatents.com/
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