Re: [gomd-devel] <BETA> First beta: the day before... ;)

[Matthias Rechenburg]

On Montag 29 September 2003 19:30, Gian Paolo Ghilardi wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> ABOUT THE RELEASE:
> Tomorrow (night), if all will go right, we'll release the first pubblic
> beta.

ok, great :)

> (on morning I've an exam, sorry....).
>
> BETA PURPOSES:
> - Purposes of the beta1 for GOMD v0.1 (notice the "0.1")
>   PRIMARY: marketing => try to catch lots of users for the project... ;)
>   SECONDARY: fix the bugs and continue the development (as usual)...
>   This is only the first beta (even if I'd like this were the first and the
> last beta at the same time for v0.1... ;) )
> - We've to say explicitly this is still experimental code and there can be
> several bugs (I hope minor bugs).
> - We have to say we'll support chpox.
> - This beta is our way to say: "hey world, gomd is growing and will grow
> faster with your help!".. ;)
>
> PACKAGING:
> - I've just prepared some RPMs for RH7.3 and MDK9.1 (=> the distros I
> have). http://carapax.crema.unimi.it/projects/openmosix/gomd/beta/
>   Please test it up. ;)
> - Gentoo is ok (as Gentoo users use the ebuild mechanism). We need a debian
> package. Any volounteer? :))))
>
> PERL2GOMD:
> - CaloRE sent me a mail with the status of gomd2perl: actually he's away
> for work but he's confident he'll be able to commit the first perl2gomd
> stuff next
>   Saturday. Well! (Thanks to CaloRE).
>
> JAVA2GOMD
> - Roeles is working on! (Thanks to roeles)
>
> PR STUFF:
> - Matt, please, can you prepare some words for the posts on oM MLs?
> Tomorrow afternoon, _maybe_ I'l be able to help you with this job.

yep, will do

>
> Thanks to all (again).

thanks for your coding ;)

>
> Byez.
>
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>
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have a nice evening,

Matt
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