...but, in my humble opinion, it's not progressing fast enough at the
moment. Unless expectations for new features are low. I'm quite worried
about a backlash from users that want fancy transitions and effects, for
example (but this may take a long time before it gets implemented, judging
from the state of things).
A list of criteria that would define what 0.13.4 would surely help,
especially in evaluating what can and cannot be done in that timeframe...
I'd then be able to provide a more insightful prediction. but I have my
doubts that a new release could be done within 2 weeks especially if it
means "more high profile features such as transitions/effects/revamped
rendering dialog/etc".
On the other hand, I don't think 0.13.3 would be supported for 3 years
(since the project can pretty much only afford to support last stable
release + the dev version), so I'm unsure what to do here. I don't want
0.13.3 to be the version shipped with Lucid, but time is short.
That deadline is definitely too close. I'm not a dev but I hang with them /bugzilla. gnome.org/ buglist. cgi?query_ format= advanced& bug_status= NEW&bug_ status= ASSIGNED& bug_status= REOPENED& bug_status= NEEDINFO& bug_status= RESOLVED& bug_status= VERIFIED& target_ milestone= 0.13.4& product= pitivi
almost every day and run pitivi git. Many issues from 0.13.3 are solved in
the git version. (See
https:/
)
...but, in my humble opinion, it's not progressing fast enough at the
moment. Unless expectations for new features are low. I'm quite worried
about a backlash from users that want fancy transitions and effects, for
example (but this may take a long time before it gets implemented, judging
from the state of things).
A list of criteria that would define what 0.13.4 would surely help, effects/ revamped
especially in evaluating what can and cannot be done in that timeframe...
I'd then be able to provide a more insightful prediction. but I have my
doubts that a new release could be done within 2 weeks especially if it
means "more high profile features such as transitions/
rendering dialog/etc".
On the other hand, I don't think 0.13.3 would be supported for 3 years
(since the project can pretty much only afford to support last stable
release + the dev version), so I'm unsure what to do here. I don't want
0.13.3 to be the version shipped with Lucid, but time is short.