On 1/11/08, Kemp, Levi <lnk...@bolivar.k12.mo.us> wrote:

The main problem is that a TODO list is only useful once the base code has been written and is generally useful.

We *will* (unless we don't, of course ;-) have 90% of the code written by the end of the day tomorrow and have it in a generally useful state. Once that is achieved, we will post a TODO list.

But, as the saying goes, in software 90% of the work is that last 10% of code ;-)

Only a very small percentage of developers appear to be able generate that first 90% of code... you need to know both 1) all of the ins-and-outs of how a distribution is put together and 2) the LTSP requirements
(http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/Ltsp5MinimumRequirements). What I've been working on is helping more people who know problem set #1 to know and understand problem set #2.

So once we cross over this major mountain, all that needs to be done is the remaining 90% of the work! (which sounds really dark and cynical until you account for the fact that there are 1000's times more people capable of doing that last 90% of work than there are who can do the first 10% of highly-specialized work...).