fireball wrote:alfanak.net wrote:omg
its just 0.3.15, not 1.0.0 or even 0.5
Well, you know, it's a real problem, but since history led us to thinking that any minor release must meet certain quality assurance, I'm not going to break this tradition. It'll be helpful when we approach usable state, so why not practice right now?
But indeed, as Daniel said, what's the point of a release for our community team, if you can always download a prebuild per-revision ISO. My personal opinion is that this version scheme 0.x.y realy sucks. Really lots of stuff has been done, and we are still at 0.3 because it's hard to show off all stuff due to kernel being not finished. Anyway, this is a topic for another discussion.
i download a new build every week i think, and i try some new apps...
but i want see a new release because this will show the real status of project.
as you said, lots of stuff has been done, but we can't see anything, because when you download a prebuild ISO, you will find at least 2 or 3 bugs, these bugs will not allow you to see the results of new features added by our developers
but when you realease an new build, you must cure all major bugs and this help users to see a real good results when they use reactos.
prebuild ISOs are realy good but not enougth
excuse my bad english