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[Andrew Finch <we.rocked.in79@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

While we're at it, should we mark all the 'Fix committed' bugs as released?
Launchpad still regards them as open until you mark them as Fix Released.

Andy.

2009/9/16 Jonathan Thomas <jonathan.oomph@xxxxxxxxx>

> The .DEB installer on the download page has been updated to Version
> 0.9.34.  I'm not going to blog about the update quite yet.  Let's see if
> this new installer causes any big issues first. =)  It's quite a bit
> different than the previous one.  It has an improved "postinst" file, the
> new re-factored folder structure, a new bin file, a new location (/usr/share
> instead of /usr/local/share), and includes all of the mime, man, pixmaps,
> and other installation files.  It also includes the 7 most common language
> packs.
>
> I tested this locally, and in VirtualBox (on a clean Ubuntu 9.04 64 bit
> system).  It seemed to work great, so cross your fingers.
>
> Thanks,
> -Jonathan
>
>
> On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 11:17 PM, Jonathan Thomas <
> jonathan.oomph@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Helen, I agree with you.  I have been planning on updating the .deb with
>> our newest version, but all the re-factoring made me a bit hesitant.
>> Anyway, I will try and update the .deb soon.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -Jonathan
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 4:21 PM, Helen McCall <wildnfree@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > wrote:
>>
>>> I am re-sending this one because my earlier send never arrived
>>> from the list so might have got lost.
>>>
>>> A high proportion of the bug reports we are currently getting all relate
>>> to the experimental .deb packages for OpenShot 0.9.22
>>>
>>> I am suggesting that these packages be removed from the download, and
>>> replaced with the new packages so that bug reports are relevant to the
>>> development of OpenShot.
>>>
>>> I have started a FAQ page on Launchpad, and added a FAQ about upgrading
>>> from 0.9.22
>>>
>>> If we remove 0.9.22 from the downloads I will be able to then deprecate
>>> the historic bug reports and we will then have much more manageable bug
>>> management.
>>>
>>> Best wishes, Helen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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