preparing a icedtea-1.3 release?
Lillian Angel
langel at redhat.com
Mon Sep 29 12:26:39 PDT 2008
Hi,
Matthias Klose wrote:
> [dropping the jdk6-dev list, adding distro-pkg-dev]
>
> Lillian Angel schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Mark Wielaard wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> On Sun, 2008-09-28 at 17:48 +0200, Matthias Klose wrote:
>>>> The last icedtea release 1.2 (bases on b09) was four months ago. I
>>>> would like to
>>>> prepare a 1.3 release based ob b12. are there currently outstanding
>>>> issues?
>>> Good idea. There have been lots of improvements since the last official
>>> 1.2 release. Including various security and crasher issues, that we
>>> really should make sure are picked up by the various distros.
>>>
>>>> - general?
>>> I would like to get the better version reporting in that you and andrew
>>> suggested. Andrew already has something in icedtea[7].
>>>
>>>> - cacao?
>>>> - icedtea plugin?
>>>> - zero/shark?
>>> Lets make sure that cacao and zero/shark are synced and the default
>>> configure options set. Deepak, do you feel the liveconnect/icedteaplugin
>>> support is ready for being enabled by default?
>>>
>>>> If possible I aim for a release candidate for the next weekend and
>>>> for a final
>>>> release in about two weeks.
>>> I'll work on some release notes to summarize all the new stuff.
>> I would like to wait until we have the PulseAudio work integrated and,
>> if possible, Deepak's LiveConnect work.
>
> LiveConnect is disabled by default, so that should be fine (although a working
> LiveConnect would be very welcome).
>
> How invasive are the PulseAudio changes, how well is it tested, can it be turned
> off like the icedtea plugin? The trunk is currently relatively stable.
It will not be enabled by default, just because we are not sure how
well it will work with other distros. Though, it will be enabled in
Fedora, so if we are going to have a full 1.3 release, it will need to
go through the TCK testing before it gets pushed into Fedora. So,
ultimately I would like to see both of these new features in F-10
(which is still quite a ways off). Also, they would be excellent
milestones to reach for the next release.
Though, in the future, I hope it does not take another 4 months to
make an official release.
Cheers,
Lillian
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