[ANN] Ruby 1.9.0-3 is released
Yugui (Yuki Sonoda)
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Hi,
Ruby 1.9.0-3 has just been released. This is a snapshot release.
The next release is 1.9.0-4. It will be released at 25 Oct. See
[ruby-core:17644] for more details.
== Location
You can fetch it from:
ftp://ftp.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/1.9/ruby-1.9.0-3.tar.bz2
MD5 = 033ea37e56c48f098f1bbde1467ac6dc
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SIZE = 5169699
ftp://ftp.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/1.9/ruby-1.9.0-3.tar.gz
MD5 = f0fc07e2ce1fce07e6e23e0e5a1fc4df
SHA256 = ebf1e5b045972d73dd9c1aa780e3800b77463f4901ee634dd41fe2d6da654e23
SIZE = 6225372
ftp://ftp.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/1.9/ruby-1.9.0-3.zip
MD5 = 9bea3a0402105d840ea4bc9aa382b609
SHA256 = 9ee23ed0f4126ce583113ec8381cc1a7853a05197232af7352d4ebdb3e03b742
SIZE = 7354642
== Platforms
Ruby 1.9 no longer supports the following platforms because they have no
active maintainer.
* BeOS
* WinCE
* OS/2
* Interix
* bcc32
* Classic MacOS
* djgpp
* VMS
* human68k
I will remove platform-specific codes for them from Ruby, unless someone
become a maintainer by 25 Sep.
Regards,
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Yugui <yu...@yugui.jp>
http://yugui.jp
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Mike Shock
Is there anyone to becoma a maintainer?
(For some reasons I can't :-((
babu nair
> It's a GREAT pity that WinCE won't be supported...
> Is there anyone to becoma a maintainer?
> (For some reasons I can't :-((
Hi
wats a main advantage of ruby-1.9 with older versions like
ruby-1.8.6
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Pete
Yugui (Yuki Sonoda) <yu...@yugui.jp> wrote:
>Ruby 1.9.0-3 has just been released. This is a snapshot release.
>
>The next release is 1.9.0-4. It will be released at 25 Oct. See
>[ruby-core:17644] for more details.
>== Platforms
>Ruby 1.9 no longer supports the following platforms because they have no
>active maintainer.
>* BeOS
>
>I will remove platform-specific codes for them from Ruby, unless someone
>become a maintainer by 25 Sep.
Well, Ruby is definitely not dead on BeOS (nor is BeOS itself...!)
I have v1.8.4 fully functional on my BeOS system, and use it extensively.
(Also available on BeBits -- the software distribution site for the OS.)
I never pursued any later version, because 1.8.4 matches the Pickaxe book,
and that was my main desire -- to have corresponding software and docs.
However, it would be a shame to have BeOS support disappear from the
next version, so I guess I should volunteer myself as a maintainer!
(The BeOS hooks in 1.8.4 BTW were not quite sufficient. I had to further
modify a few of the sources -- unfortunately long enough ago that I don't
remember all the twists and turns. I will proceed to dig back...)
[For those unfamiliar with BeOS -- or its current status -- I should note
that it is currently being redeveloped (and renamed) as the open-source OS
'Haiku'.]
-- Pete Goodeve --
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Ryan Davis
On Jul 31, 2008, at 14:14 , Pete wrote:
> However, it would be a shame to have BeOS support disappear from the
> next version, so I guess I should volunteer myself as a maintainer!
you should subscribe to and write ruby-core@ just to make sure they
get this.
Mohit Sindhwani
Yugui
Is there a lot of work required for maintaining? I would hate to see the
bcc32 version go away at a time when it looks like Borland/ CodeGear
seems to finally be getting it together. I'm sorry I've never maintained
anything this big, but would be interested to know a bit more if it's
possible.
Thanks
Mohit.