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From: | Kevin A. Burton |
Subject: | Re: Question about new release of Emacs |
Date: | Fri, 03 Sep 2004 23:46:49 -0700 |
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David Kastrup wrote:
I can speak from a users perspective... the sooner the better... at least for a beta ... I'd settle for a beta :)If you really need something, there is little you can do except checkout a particular version from CVS. You can try taking a look at the ChangeLogs of the last 4 weeks or so to find some version which does not have bad bugs introduced and fixed shortly after the version. As for the actual next release: we are ni feature freeze for 21.4, but there are still various issues remaining. My personal guess is that chances are 50:50 it may appear in 2004. But others will have other opinions. There are no fixed release dates or objectives: once the developers feel that all problems have been addressed satisfactorily, the release will happen. There is no sense in releasing it before that, and little sense to wait much longer after that.
I need to look at this socket interface... sounds REALLY interesting... Hope it supports async IO!!!
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