- opensync compiles again, with 0.30! (not functional yet)
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2 - bump version numbers in:
3         - configure.ac
4         - src/Makefile.am
5         - src/version.cc
6         - gui/src/BackupWindow.cc (about dialog)
7         - src/Doxygen
8         - rpm/barry*.spec
9         - opensync.../barry_sync.cc
10 - checkout pure CVS and test building everything
11 - checkout pure CVS and:
12         - ./buildgen.sh in root
13         - ./buildgen.sh in opensync-plugin
14         - ./buildgen.sh in gui
15         - remove all autom4te.cache directories
16 - tar, and release
18 Future considerations:
19         - update library's doxygen developer reference on main site,
20                 either http://barry.sourceforge.net/ or
21                 http://www.netdirect.ca/...somewhere/barry-docs/
22         - update binary packages for each release:
23                 - libbarry (deb and rpm)
24                 - libbarry-dev.deb and libbarry-devel.rpm
25                 - libbarry-doc (deb and rpm) (doxygen tree docs, same as above
26                         website)
27                 - barry (or barry-tools?)
28                         (command line tools, including bcharge)
29                         (deb and rpm)
30                 - barry-backup (GUI backup tool, deb and rpm)
31                 - barry-opensync-plugin (deb and rpm)
32         - how many systems do we support?
33                 - depends on g++ available on each platform, and which
34                         compiler the supporting libs are compiled with
35                         - for example, if gtkmm is compiled with g++-3.3,
36                                 barry and barry-backup should be too
37                 - systems:
38                         - debian stable (sarge at the moment, but new stable
39                                 is coming)
40                         - fedora 4(?), 5, 6
41                                 - need to check the compiler ABI's to reduce
42                                         the number of packages needed
43                         - ubuntu
44                                 - only if debian stable packages don't work by
45                                         default on both