| 1. | A fact that I warned them about, over a year ago, even before 2.0 RC4 was out. |
there's no space for anyone to argue about it. They just have to wait till it comes out and [only] if you guys want to make it public..
About the "and is exactly the sort of people (like yourself, I hasten to add) that I want to work with", dont count on that. Not really because i dont want to but only because im just a 0 at scripting..
Well, once again, sorry that I took some of your time for this. Wasnt really my intention..
I agree before you guys even think about releasing it it must be solid as you know how it is you have those waiting in the wings just to tear apart all the hard work you have put into it
and then saying what a load of rubbish it is without offering anything constructive you can work on :whistle:
The problem is that people don't really get the fact of how much work is really required and when they realise we've been on this for over a year already, they seem to expect it sooner rather than later...
First of all, it puts pressure on us to deliver, which for a hobby project isn't necessarily what we want. But it's interesting to note how many people are enthusiastic, and I suspect that reflects how many people are discontented with SMF 2.0 going final.
I agree before you guys even think about releasing it it must be solid as you know how it is you have those waiting in the wings just to tear apart all the hard work you have put into it.
Sure. And I'm also a bit upset not being able to offer anything else than our conversations and commit reports... (And just because SMF doesn't provide realtime changelog doesn't change anything to that.)
| 1. | Or 161 kph, if you prefer. |
running at 100 mph
| 1. | Movie quote. Can't be tamed, lest I diminished the effect, sorry. |
| 2. | Doctor Who reference. |
Personally, I prefer to hit 88 mph, when you're gonna see some serious shit
As for everything else, we do try and offer up not only the pictures of how things are going, and the changelog but also insight and discussion into the direction we're going. Not all of that insight and discussion is currently public, but it isn't just two madmen with boxes.
You're at the SMF RC3 (was it?) stage - still a few bugs but the new skin is included :)
I want to ask, is what Farjo just said is sarcasm? I don't quite get it what is Farjo trying to convey.
True, plus you don't have enough bugs to be comparable with RC2. But it's OK I've got it sussed:
All the new features that you want in the final release - if you've started them, commit them; if you haven't then just make some half-arsed effort - you know just a screen with some vague labels and an OK button that gives nonsensical error messages. Commit these too and, in effect, you'll be feature-locked PLUS the software will be full of bugs.
Release this version then fall out with each other.
Thank you.
annoys you that people ask you when the public release will come out? :eheh:
sorry my english
I also do a module for two years
I'm doing it do do do do do do do do, and I have a feeling that I never do, in this case need to be mentally balanced and optimistic - that I did not always work and I often disrupt other people while they are in no way to blame
I also do a module for two years
I'm doing it do do do do do do do do, and I have a feeling that I never do, in this case need to be mentally balanced and optimistic - that I did not always work and I often disrupt other people while they are in no way to blame
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I am truly amazed at how many people seem unable to grasp the very simple concept of 'it will be done when it's done'.Quote from Inter on July 16th, 2012, 04:35 PM This year will be a public version?
The alternative is to pay you to do it and I don't got the cash ;)
Actually, I offered 100 dollars and they refused it.Quote from Zootalaws on September 29th, 2012, 12:34 PM The alternative is to pay you to do it and I don't got the cash ;)
Consider what would happen if we did accept money for the project.
For every person that provided money, there would be an increased implication of owing something. If you give money, you expect something in return, it stops being anything other than a contract of sorts.
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Although I don't actually remember siliconsara offering me $100 for anything...?!
Question from the back, who's Aranator? ;)
The great news is: you can help. Read the discussions, particularly about features and have your say :)
It sounds like a trivial personal problem but that's how I feel.
When the time comes I would like to test this in a production environment. The only thing I would need is the ability to transfer my existing SMF database into Wedge. I have been following the progress since this projects beginning and I am not surprised to see how well its turning out.
Lots of respect for you all.
If I can help test I would love to.