> Great, thanks a lot to all of you who replied (those who don't still
> need to :)). I'm going to review current problems and compile a list
> of the next release blockers based on that.
>
>
> WBR,
> Aleksey Bragin.
>
> On Sep 18, 2009, at 12:47 AM, Aleksey Bragin wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > I'm back from my vacation which took part in Sweden this time (not
> > counting a day passing through Finland). I had a pleasure of meeting
> > Stefan Ginsberg ("Stefan100"), Magnus Olsen ("GreatLord"), Simon and
> > his wife, and of course Jan Kinander ("JaixBly") who drove some
> > hundreds kilometers from his city to meet all of us. I met all those
> > persons for the first time in RL except for Stefan, who I met earlier
> > this year in Brussels.
> >
> > After a perfectly guided (mostly by Magnus ;)) tour through the Old
> > City (Gamla Stan) in Stockholm, we made the first ReactOS discussion
> > attempt in a very nice cafe at the island where Vasa museum is. We
> > talked mostly about the history of ReactOS project, how I ended up in
> > this project, what were the most problematic moments of its life and
> > development ("Hartmut incident", etc), persons involved in ReactOS at
> > various points in time. After Jan's parking ticked started expiring
> > Simon suggested to move into his office to continue the talk.
> >
> > We logged in to #reactos from the office, under GreatLord's nickname
> > (it was a very unusual feeling when you type things, hit enter, and
> > it appears as "<GreatLord> ..."), and we all together discussed
> > future ways of ReactOS progress, possible commercial usage, possible
> > support, stability and compatibility as usual, products which could
> > utilize ReactOS and many many more things.
> >
> > In the end, we shoot a video introducing all this "conference"
> > participants, and it actually shows "Magnus in action" for the first
> > time ever. The video seems rather black, and probably has poor
> > quality (I haven't transferred it to my PC yet) but it should
> > definately be interesting. I will edit it and put on youtube asap.
> >
> > It was really great to meet all of you!
> >
> >
> > Now, to the actual development part of the email (why it ended up in
> > ros-dev and not ros-general). After I left, I saw number of commits
> > significantly decreased, and only some 94 commits were done in my
> > absence (roughly 6 per day). Quality matters though, not quantity!
> >
> > It's time to think about stabilizing what has been done and preparing
> > a new release (without arwinss, if someone wonders).
> >
> > 1. Could someone of the testing team please provide me (here) a list
> > of regressions (with corresponding bug numbers) introduced with
> > recent ARMMM and other changes?
> > 2. What is everyone up to right now, what unfinished work you have,
> > what work you are about to finish, what you want and what you don't
> > want to go to the next release? No need to write time consuming
> > paragraphs of course, just provide a very quick overview / status so
> > I and everyone else has idea what you are doing now and what to
> > expect.
> > 3. What's the most up to date GCC 4.4 status, estimates, problems
> > (bug # would be enough).
> >
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Aleksey Bragin.
>
>
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