Author: JT Smith
Aaron J. Seigo: “Welcome to KC KDE! Much of this week in KDE development was spent in a code freeze in preparation for an alpha
release of KDE2.2. Only bug fixes were being applied to the CVS tree and new major developments were to be held off
until the release of the alpha tarballs. With the attention of the developers fixed on the little details, the discussions on the
mailing list were correspondingly light and to the point. However, we now get to look forward to both a preview release of
2.2 for general testing as well as the usual addition of new features that occur after any code freeze.”
release of KDE2.2. Only bug fixes were being applied to the CVS tree and new major developments were to be held off
until the release of the alpha tarballs. With the attention of the developers fixed on the little details, the discussions on the
mailing list were correspondingly light and to the point. However, we now get to look forward to both a preview release of
2.2 for general testing as well as the usual addition of new features that occur after any code freeze.”
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