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Stefan G. Weichinger schrieb: |
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> Without any ranting ... I feel kind of stupid waiting for GNOME 2.26 |
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> going stable within the gentoo-tree while GNOME 2.28 is out now at |
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> gnome.org. |
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> Maybe I am too conservative here and could already use 2.26 for a while |
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> by unmasking lots of packages or doing *something* ... |
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> Not that I really miss something, it's just that I wonder ... and I |
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> would like to explore any new features etc ... |
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> The question: |
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> Should I wait for bug 263083 to be done? |
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> https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=263083 |
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> Or is there a "safe enough, stable enough" way to get gnome-2.26 onto my |
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> amd64-desktop without crashing my main workstation every few days? |
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> Again: I appreciate the work of all the gentoo-devs, I am far from being |
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> able to judge their work. I just ask as I assume that I am missing |
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> something maybe ... |
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> Thanks, Stefan. |
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Gnome herd is hardly working on stabilization. There are some hard |
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things to solve but they want to get it stable ASAP. |
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Btw, I am always running a ~gnome and I rarely had problems. They are |
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really doing a good job. |
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