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From: "Craig I. Hagan" <hagan@cih.com>
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> 
> I agree with releasing an extra -rc and waiting the extra day for -final.
> 
> My thought is that the _only_ difference between the last -rc and -final is 
> correctly setting "EXTRAVERSION=" in Makefile.

I've lots of thoughts as well as things i would have liked to have seen in
2.4.17. However, This is Marcelo's show. It is his call to make, and I support
what he did. It has got to be a tough job to know that *you* are the one who
says "This is good (enough)."

-- craig



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