ydl 3.0 on ibook 800

[Dan Burcaw]

> This seems like a good idea.  Maybe it should be a feature of 
> YDL.net/extended membership?  You already get early access to 
> regular releases now.  You could also get access to beta releases 
> as long as you agree to supply feedback on your experience using 
> them.  It would provide a wider tester community, with a better 
> controlled membership, than the current method.
>
> The YDL.net/extended folks have already demonstrated their 
> willingness to try out new things, as well as their willingness to 
> put their money where their mouths are. It makes sense to me.
> 
> How about it, YDL folks?


We've already said we're going to do something along these lines with
YDL.net. That said, I take issue with the "YDL is too buggy" issue.
Especially with YDL 3.. it's as solid and well tested as its ever been.
Could it be better, sure... but I appreciate criticism that is provided
with adequate perspective rather then that without.  Anyone remember YDL
1.0? We've come a long way, folks.
> 
> ...
> 
> > I think ydl is too buggy compared to Redhat.  Whey can't we get 
> > some beta releases before an official final version.
>