Estimated release time of version 1.1?

[Devon H. O'Dell]

Weapon of Mass Deduction wrote:
Weapon of Mass Deduction wrote:

Hello everyone,

I am constantly following the DragonFlyBSD developments, and eagre to
install the OS on my workstation. I prefer to use a (recent) RELEASE,
instead of updating 1.0 to STABLE.
Of course, I understand exact dates will not be given, but isn't it
possible to estimate when the 1.1-release will be due?
Thanks in advance!

P.S.:
Of course I will try to help where I can, like donating money and 
cleaning up code. :)


Of all possible reactions, the last I'd expect is silence. :D

So, anyone has a clue?

Indeed, ``when it's ready'' is a good response. I'd imagine that Matt 
will have to finish his VFS work (at which point the games are going to 
begin porting all sorts of neat filesystems over to DragonFly, including 
my intention to port 9P2000). What can you do to help?

Well I think that donating money is less useful for some of us, and more 
useful for others. I know there are several college students among us 
who could use a few bucks (euros) to help fund their work, and others 
who would do better with other stuff.

I'd personally do better with donated hardware: I'm currently trying to 
round up a couple (2 or maybe 3) gigabit ethernet machines and some hard 
drives. So if you want to help out there, that'd certainly be muchly 
appreciated. What would I do with that? Network performance testing, 
profiling, and development (GigE machines) and storage for the many 
projects that we're (Simon, Sascha and I, since we seem to do stuff 
together) working on at the moment, in particular the CVS cross 
reference stuff.

If that doesn't look like much fun (parting with money / hardware never 
is, I know ;)): With regard to cleaning up code, there's a good article 
on that on the DFWiki: 
http://www.sitetronics.com/dfwiki/index.php/Cleanup_Base

I'm sorry that I didn't catch this the last time, and I know those who 
are ``in the know'' with these things are usually too busy to respond. 
Hope this response is of some use. I'll keep an eye out for other 
questions if you've got them :).

Kind regards,

Devon H. O'Dell