Hi guys,
It looks like GNOME 1.4 is just about able to go into woody (testing,
rather than sid/unstable), which would be nice. It's a pretty convoluted
mess, though, so it'd probably be helpful if we had a "mini-freeze" about
it, so for the next week or so if you could limit yourself to only fixing
RC bugs in GNOME packages, that'd probably be helpful.
Once GNOME 1.4's in, which'll hopefully be within a week or so, there'll
still be plenty of time (two to three months at the most optimistic)
before it gets frozen for release, so there shouldn't be any worries
there, btw.
For reference, before the current gnome-{core,libs,...} upload, the only
things that were being waited for were a fixed libc, a fixed libungif
(both of which should be ready RSN), and appropriate amounts of testing
for all the various packages.
(I'm not on this list, please Cc me if anything important happens)
Cheers,
aj
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