[Solved] AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
[Solved] AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate
is now availabable
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/dis ... +Candidate
is now availabable
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/dis ... +Candidate
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Reason: tagged [Solved].
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
Note that this is a "candidate to be release candidate": it is not the release candidate yet. A vote is starting now to decide if this release will be the "RC" or not. It is highly probable that it will be the first release candidate but for now, it is just another "unofficial development build".
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
No. It is the release candidate. The vote is on it becoming first incubator release for Apache OpenOffice.RGB wrote:Note that this is a "candidate to be release candidate": it is not the release candidate yet. A vote is starting now to decide if this release will be the "RC" or not. It is highly probable that it will be the first release candidate but for now, it is just another "unofficial development build".
See http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbo ... ail.com%3e
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
What does "OpenOffice 3.4 (incubating)" mean?
Where does an "Incubator release" fit in the Alpha>Beta>RC>Final sequence?
Where does an "Incubator release" fit in the Alpha>Beta>RC>Final sequence?
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I was under the impression that after a release, the project would no longer be considered incubating.Ed2 wrote:Where does an "Incubator release" fit in the Alpha>Beta>RC>Final sequence?
Because it is a Release Candidate, aimed at testers who are willing to see broken things.orangeli wrote:PS why isn't it available to download at www.openoffice.org ?
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
That doesn't fit with the discussion of releasing this as 3.4 (incubating), whatever that means. It doesn't say anywhere how the 3.4 (incubating) release relates to the actual 3.4 release, and where a so-called "incubator release" comes in the development process./a3 wrote:I was under the impression that after a release, the project would no longer be considered incubating.Ed2 wrote:Where does an "Incubator release" fit in the Alpha>Beta>RC>Final sequence?
Release candidates should be available from the developer release section of the official page, and always have been in the past./a3 wrote:Because it is a Release Candidate, aimed at testers who are willing to see broken things.orangeli wrote:PS why isn't it available to download at http://www.openoffice.org ?
The lack of any official public testing releases, as well as the complete lack of public communication from the developers, is rather worrying.
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
APACHE OPENOFFICE (INCUBATING) is the project, a part of Apache, that now owns and controls OpenOffice.org.Ed2 wrote:What does "OpenOffice 3.4 (incubating)" mean?
AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate, which hopefully will become the release version, is the projects first release, and the successor to OOo 3.3.
You have the terminology wrong. When approved, it will be the official release developed by the APACHE OPENOFFICE (INCUBATING) project.Where does an "Incubator release" fit in the Alpha>Beta>RC>Final sequence?
Read about the project at http://incubator.apache.org/openofficeorg/
Read about what an incubation project at Apache is at http://incubator.apache.org/
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
The release of the program is the next step to being accepted as an Apache project. The project still has to be approved by Apache./a3 wrote:I was under the impression that after a release, the project would no longer be considered incubating.Ed2 wrote:Where does an "Incubator release" fit in the Alpha>Beta>RC>Final sequence?
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
That still doesn't explain how Apache OpenOffice 3.4 (incubating) relates to Apache OpenOffice 3.4, and what stage in the development process an "incubator" release is.lgusaas wrote:APACHE OPENOFFICE (INCUBATING) is the project, a part of Apache, that now owns and controls OpenOffice.org.Ed2 wrote:What does "OpenOffice 3.4 (incubating)" mean?
AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate, which hopefully will become the release version, is the projects first release, and the successor to OOo 3.3.
You have the terminology wrong. When approved, it will be the official release developed by the APACHE OPENOFFICE (INCUBATING) project.Where does an "Incubator release" fit in the Alpha>Beta>RC>Final sequence?
Read about the project at http://incubator.apache.org/openofficeorg/
Read about what an incubation project at Apache is at http://incubator.apache.org/
Is an "incubator" release an alpha, a beta, a release candidate or some intermediate stage (in which case which of these stages is it between)?
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
Did you read the links I gave? You really should do some research, since I already answered your questionEd2 wrote:That still doesn't explain how Apache OpenOffice 3.4 (incubating) relates to Apache OpenOffice 3.4, and what stage in the development process an "incubator" release is.
Is an "incubator" release an alpha, a beta, a release candidate or some intermediate stage (in which case which of these stages is it between)?
Apache OpenOffice 3.4 (incubating) will be the first product released by Apache OenOffice (Incubating). It is the final release version of AOO 3.4
After the project graduates from Apache's incubation process, the next release will be Apache OpenOffice 4.0
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
Yes I did read the links, no they do not state where an "incubating" release fits in the Alpha>Beta>RC process, and no you have not already answered my simple direct question.lgusaas wrote:Did you read the links I gave? You really should do some research, since I already answered your question
Is AOO 3.4 (incubating) is the same thing as AOO 3.4? If to then why not save all the confusion and say AOO 3.4 in the first place?lgusaas wrote:Apache OpenOffice 3.4 (incubating) will be the first product released by Apache OenOffice (Incubating). It is the final release version of AOO 3.4
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
You need to improve your reading comprehension. There is no such thing as an "incubating" release. There is a release by Apache OpenOffice (Incubating). It is the final stage in the release processEd2 wrote:Yes I did read the links, no they do not state where an "incubating" release fits in the Alpha>Beta>RC process, and no you have not already answered my simple direct question.lgusaas wrote:Did you read the links I gave? You really should do some research, since I already answered your question
The (incubating) is added because the AOO project is still in incubation. When the project graduates the next release will not have (incubating) in its name.Is AOO 3.4 (incubating) is the same thing as AOO 3.4? If to then why not save all the confusion and say AOO 3.4 in the first place?lgusaas wrote:Apache OpenOffice 3.4 (incubating) will be the first product released by Apache OenOffice (Incubating). It is the final release version of AOO 3.4
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
The mailing list refers to a release of "Apache OpenOffice (Incubating)", and you referred to an "incubator release". Neither of these apparently related terms are well documented, and I think it was clear enough that my question was attempting to find out what they mean.lgusaas wrote:There is no such thing as an "incubating" release.
Thank you for explaining that eventually. It would have, however, been better if you had answered the question that I asked in the first place without the multiple posts of unrelated jargon, condescending remarks, links to more jargon that does not answer the question, and claims to have answered the question when you hadn't.lgusaas wrote:The (incubating) is added because the AOO project is still in incubation. When the project graduates the next release will not have (incubating) in its name.
A coherent direct answer is usually preferable. You might want to bear this in mind next time you see a simple direct question.
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
"incubator release" was your term, not mine. There is no documentation on that term because there is no such thing as an "incubator release".Ed2 wrote:The mailing list refers to a release of "Apache OpenOffice (Incubating)", and you referred to an "incubator release". Neither of these apparently related terms are well documented, and I think it was clear enough that my question was attempting to find out what they mean.lgusaas wrote:There is no such thing as an "incubating" release.
My previous post, http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/ ... 91#p230402 , answered your simplistic question. Your inability to comprehend it is your problem. Goodbye.A coherent direct answer is usually preferable. You might want to bear this in mind next time you see a simple direct question.
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
It was definitely your term. See the third post down in this thread:lgusaas wrote:"incubator release" was your term, not mine. There is no documentation on that term because there is no such thing as an "incubator release".Ed2 wrote:The mailing list refers to a release of "Apache OpenOffice (Incubating)", and you referred to an "incubator release". Neither of these apparently related terms are well documented, and I think it was clear enough that my question was attempting to find out what they mean.lgusaas wrote:There is no such thing as an "incubating" release.
Which begs the question why did you use a term that you admit yourself there is no such thing?lgusaas wrote:...
No. It is the release candidate. The vote is on it becoming first incubator release for Apache OpenOffice.
...
No it didn't. You first post did not contain a coherent explanation of what "incubating" means, nor did it state where an ["intubating" release/in your words "incubator released"/release whose version number contains "(incubating)"] fits into the Alpha>Beta>RC sequence.lgusaas wrote:My previous post, http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/ ... 91#p230402 , answered your simplistic question.A coherent direct answer is usually preferable. You might want to bear this in mind next time you see a simple direct question.
You need to reconsider your tone. That comment comes across as rude and condescending, and so do a number of other comments you have made in this thread.lgusaas wrote: Your inability to comprehend it is your problem. Goodbye.
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!. You took it out of context (and put it in bold text). A more precise formation would have been "The vote is on it becoming the first Apache OpenOffice (Incubator) release", which should have been clear if you had read the website.Ed2 wrote:Which begs the question why did you use a term that you admit yourself there is no such thing?lgusaas wrote:...
No. It is the release candidate. The vote is on it becoming first incubator release for Apache OpenOffice.
...
You need to reconsider your tone.
Nope.
Good. Good byeThat comment comes across as rude and condescending, and so do a number of other comments you have made in this thread.
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
I downloaded and installed AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate.
From the AOO 3.4 Release Notes page, under the heading, "ODF Spreadsheet supports new Conditional Functions," I learnt the following functions are supported: COUNTIFS, SUMIFS, AVERAGEIF and AVERAGEIFS. However, when I tried COUNTIFS and SUMIFS functions, they don't work (I didn't try the others). Am I missing something?
I am familiar with, and use SUMPRODUCT.
From the AOO 3.4 Release Notes page, under the heading, "ODF Spreadsheet supports new Conditional Functions," I learnt the following functions are supported: COUNTIFS, SUMIFS, AVERAGEIF and AVERAGEIFS. However, when I tried COUNTIFS and SUMIFS functions, they don't work (I didn't try the others). Am I missing something?
I am familiar with, and use SUMPRODUCT.
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
What I originally meant by what I said about the status as incubating is that for any Apache project to be approved, they have to release at least once. There are other requirements for becoming a top-level project, but that is one of them, and arguably the most important.
Also, since AOO is still a part of the podling it must have the name "incubating" in the release name.
You can read all about it at https://incubator.apache.org/incubation ... l#Releases.
Also, since AOO is still a part of the podling it must have the name "incubating" in the release name.
You can read all about it at https://incubator.apache.org/incubation ... l#Releases.
Well, if you read the page that I provided you'll find that Apache doesn't endorse podling releases, which is probably why it has been left so quiet. I imagine once AOO becomes a top-level project it will be a little bit more "noisy".ed2 wrote:Release candidates should be available from the developer release section of the official page, and always have been in the past.
The lack of any official public testing releases, as well as the complete lack of public communication from the developers, is rather worrying.
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quiet or noisy, Steve Balmer is in panic and spamming this forum.
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
How to install this version in Debian?
using dpkg -i *.deb doesn't replace 3.2.1 currently installed.
Thanks!
using dpkg -i *.deb doesn't replace 3.2.1 currently installed.
Thanks!
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Re: AOO 3.4 (incubating) Release Candidate available
It should (or perhaps it removes only 3.3). Else, remove the old packages.
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There are some problems on Linux installing on top of an existing installation (some packages from the old install remains). For now, it is better to uninstall 3.3 first
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