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[LANdb] Re: snmp in 1.0
> > Yeah, that was the big alternative. I dunno though: releasing 1.0
> > without snmp just seems weak, doesn't it? One of the big reasons I "get
> > told" that "bah, if I have to enter all the data, how is it possibly
> > better than <other package>?" I'd rather have the 1.0 that gets on
> > Slashdot because it's so bad-ass, then fix bugs on *that* for 1.0, and
> > do something like multi-language support, or extra-super-on-crack snmp
> > support for 1.2. I guess it could even come down to a political thing,
> > which is generally bad, but "1.0" is important, and without snmp, 1.0 is
> > basically .81 with a user manager and a syslog.
>
> hmm... okay, so how 'bout 0.90 splits into 0.91 -> stable w/out SNMP,
> and 0.99 -> stable plus SNMP devel -> 1.0 everything stable?
How bout 0.95 for stable? There's a lot to do before SNMP's the only
thing left...
John
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