On Jun 18, 10:41am, Richard Lister wrote:
>
> I think fvwm-2.0.45 is pretty stable (more stable than a lot of software
> I use!). How about freezing the features and releasing it as 2.1,
> then having parallel releases: 2.x will just be bug fixes for the
> current feature set, while 3.x (or whatever) will have all the
> code rewrites people have been planning for so long. People adding
> features will be encouraged to add them to the cleaner code
> of the 3.x betas.
>
I disagree with the statement that fvwm-2.0.45 is pretty stable. I'm still
using fvwm 1.x because of a bug in the FvwmButtons module. I've written to the
list before about this, and got no response, other than from other people with
the same problem. The problem is that I can't get FvwmButtons to appear, quite
a fundamental problem with fvwm I would say. The only advice I've been able to
get is use the FvwmButtons module from 2.0.41. Unfortunately, this didn't work
for me, so I'm still using fvwm 1.x.
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Received on Wed Jun 18 1997 - 12:55:40 BST