Subject: Re: morning hack...
From: Mike Nordell (tamlin@algonet.se)
Date: Thu Apr 12 2001 - 20:45:50 CDT
Sam:
> But, given that lots of neat things are happening *right now*,
> freezing in the next few weeks would probably be a mistake.
I think we all agree. Aspecially after GUADEC it would be kind'a hard to
(and stupid to try to :-) ) slow down the development of AW I think.
> So, my feeling is that
> we should wait a while, but still try to freeze in the
> forseeable future, like June.
>
> How does that sound to people?
Re. the current hacks going on I'm sure no one can really tell. :-)
But do you agree about a month-long (or even longer if proven necessary -
feature) freeze before 1.0? IMO it's crucial, but in this case I want
everyone to be on the same track: Known "real" bugs == no release.
IMO 1.0 is *the* most important release we *ever* is going to make. That's
the release that's going to mark AW quality. If we can prove (and we can)
that we can deliver a rock solid 1.0 we'll probably be on our way towards
1.2. If not, well...
/Mike
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