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On Wed, Jan 19, 2005 at 12:43:58PM +1100, matthew green wrote:
>   =20
>    > Or xsrc in -current only supports recent -current?
>   =20
>    I believe we have an unfortunate lack of policy in this area.
>=20
> xsrc in -current is supposed to support old releases, and has
> for a long time.  tsutsui's original suggestion seems valid.

I thought we started branching xsrc. The cvs log on xsrc/Makefile seems to=
=20
agree. As such, I don't think -current xsrc should be required to support=
=20
previous releases anymore.

As to the origianal point, I don't think we really need to support old=20
releases of -current. xsrc is now much more fully integrated with the=20
rest of the build system, so if you want to run X with current (and build=
=20
from source), you really should download both together.

Take care,

Bill

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