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XFCE 4.14

Post by HaveaMint »

Good news!

From Simon:

Hi everyone,

I recently signed up as Release Manager for Xfce 4.14 and am happy to
provide you with some concrete dates for the upcoming weeks and months,
including the announcement of the final date for the 4.14 release.

=== General Notes ===
First of all, we will stick to our official release mode (
https://www.xfce.org/about/releasemodel) also for this release, which means
we will tag each of the three (at least: two) pre-releases - in addition to
the 4.13.x devel release tag - in all git repositories that are part of the
core (example: xfce-4.14pre1). Hopefully this will make it clear which
versions belong to a specific pre-release of 4.14 and will help with
testing the platform as a whole.
This information is especially important to packagers as we have skipped
this step since Xfce 4.8.

=== The Schedule ===
After some internal discussions we have come to the following schedule
(more details here: https://wiki.xfce.org/releng/4.14/roadmap):
19th of May: 4.14-pre1
30th of June: 4.14-pre2
28th of July: 4.14-pre3 (optional; possibly also 4.14-final)
11th of August: 4.14-final

=== How can you help? ===
If you're a developer it's quite clear: clear your schedule, commit
yourself and your code! :)
In all seriousness: almost anyone can help! We'll try to provide a Docker
container of xfce-test (https://github.com/schuellerf/xfce-test) for each
of the pre-releases which can help with testing (and reporting bugs), doing
translations, screenshots, docs etc.
Moral support (on IRC or one of the mailing lists) also counts! ;)

Cheers
Simon
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Re: XFCE 4.14

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Good news! The development speed of Xfce is glacial (has to be, because there are only a few developers). But the project is still alive and kicking. Xfce devs: you rock! :)
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Love Xfce. Great desktop and one of the most reliable.
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4.14 is going to be great, sooo great it is going to do all your work for you and you won't even have to check it. 8)
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Hi,

I recently was unfaithful to Xfce because i wanted to try Gnome on my notebook, but i still have an old laptop with Mint XFCE on it and i wonder if there's any easy way to upgrade from 4.12 to 4.14 on it without waiting for the Mint team to integrate it ?
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HaveaMint wrote: Tue May 07, 2019 4:04 pm 4.14 is going to be great, sooo great it is going to do all your work for you and you won't even have to check it. 8)
Is 4.14 a single big button at the center of the screen "make all my work perfectly"?
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If it came with a "Instantly Put $50,000 In My Bank Account" button, I would switch to it in a second.
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Portreve wrote: Thu Aug 22, 2019 2:44 pm If it came with a "Instantly Put $50,000 In My Bank Account" button, I would switch to it in a second.
What about 49,000 $☺️
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deepakdeshp wrote: Thu Aug 22, 2019 2:58 pm
Portreve wrote: Thu Aug 22, 2019 2:44 pm If it came with a "Instantly Put $50,000 In My Bank Account" button, I would switch to it in a second.
What about 49,000 $☺️
Nope. I have standards, you know, and a lifestyle I would very much like to one day maintain.
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