[Adium-devl] Trac status update, and 1.0b15
Chris Forsythe
chris at growl.info
Fri Nov 3 00:41:32 UTC 2006
Evan Schoenberg wrote:
>
> On Nov 2, 2006, at 7:00 PM, Chris Forsythe wrote:
>
>> I think we need to at least to get some of the threads down for some
>> folks.
>>
> I haven't seen any reports of runaway threads in 1.0b15rc2 - have you?
I've seen reports of reduced threads by everyone who uses it, but
without a broader test we won't know for sure it's gone, so definitely
b15 :D
> There are still several memory leaks... drunkenbatman is reporting a
> really crazy one to me which I'll be writing up and sending out to the
> list for testing later - I can't reproduce it, but he has /screen
> shots/ (with circles and arrows and a paragraph on the back of each
> one explaining what each one is), so hopefully someone else can.
>
heh, always fun. He does file extremely good reports from my limited
experience with him though.
>> Any thoughts on moving the beta page off of trac onto a static site?
>>
> It's really convenient having it on Trac, with autolinkification of
> tickets and revisions, wiki editing, etc. Unless there's a strong
> reason to move it, I'd prefer it stay where it is.
>
Ya, I'm just worried about the cost of the dynamic rendering to the
machine hosting, but it's only a cursory worry, nothing substantial or
anything like that.
> ajmas wrote:
>
>> Would Source Forge be a suitable home?
>
> *shudder* None of the cool kids use sf anymore :)
Totally. When we were setting up Perian and needed mirrors, Graham and I
thought that it'd be easy to just use Sourceforge.
Holy crap did that turn out to be the wrong decision. They were serving
dmgs as .dmg.bz and half the users who downloaded it thought that the
download was corrupt. I filed an issue with them and we got a response
from them after we had moved to another mirror and away from sourceforge
(cachefly to the rescue!). Sourceforge is overly complicated for no good
reason, the mirrors confuse folks. It's just not worth it.
Chris
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