Re: Tutorials and worg like site for gnus.

[Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com>]

On Wed, 30 Mar 2011 22:02:53 +0300 Leonidas Tsampros <ltsampros@upnet.gr> wrote: 

LT> However, in order to get people test stuff, changes have to be carefully
LT> planned and rolled out. Mail are precious to most of us. And towards
LT> this I'm asking this one thing:

LT> How often and when is the gnus trunk pushed to the emacs bzr trunk? (I
LT> know that it happens, albeit I have not found any specific information
LT> on these stuff).

LT> Knowing the answer to the above will help me to understand which trunk
LT> to follow, because, you know, following two different moving targets is
LT> already complicated and prone to errors.

I would strongly advise you not to follow the Gnus or Emacs trunk if you
can't stand to lose mail.  At least keep good backups if you do.

Gnus gets synchronized into Emacs when Katsumi Yamaoka does it.  There's
no schedule but he usually does it every day or two.

LT> Is there any comprehensive list of things that WILL be changed and are
LT> expected to break in the near future with regards to the standard
LT> functionality that is already offered by Gnus?

I'll try to announce such changes when I'm the cause and I think Lars
and the other developer will do the same.

Ted