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Subject: Re: GNOME 2.1 upgrade
From: Franz Klammer <klammer@webonaut.com>
To: Marc Recht <recht@contentmedia.de>
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Am Mi, 2002-10-02 um 10.47 schrieb Marc Recht: 
> > This isn't going to happen anytime soon.  We're shipping 4.7-RELEASE
> > with 1.4.1 as the default GNOME desktop.  The primary reasons being lack
> Oh. Ok, then dropping 1.4.1 isn't that good idea.. :-)
> 
> > of fully working I18N and most GNOME 2 apps are still beta at best.
> Indeed.
>  
> > I think doing -devel versions is the way to go if 2.1 is put into the
> > tree.  The downside of this is that there will be one more version of
> > GNOME to support.
> But, as you mentioned yourself, GNOME2 is beta. So, why not replacing the components with "official" beta versions?
> 
from this point of view i go along with marc. 

maybee you send some people the ports who want test 2.1 
and if they don't have problems commit them. 

i glad to test the ports because there are still my xinerma-problems. 
currently i've turend off my second monitor. 

franz. 

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