gtk+-2.8.14 version bump

[Terry Chan]

Do you need to be smacked with a large trout ?  Or are you just being
slow since you've been absent with a real job ?

glib-2 was at 2.8.5.
Florin bumped to 2.10
some devs complained 2.10 broke their boxes
Moe rolled glib-2 back to 2.8.6 <-- yes 6 not 5.

I tested 2.10 and now 2.10.1 with no problems. Compiled way too many apps
just to see if there was a problem, none for me. No problems even BEFORE I
started recompiling modules for testing purposes.  Now gtk+-2.8.14 is released
and REQUIRES glib-2.10.1 as I pasted from the ChangeLog file for gtk+-2.

This is NOT a high impact change to moonbase. Only the sporadic complaints
in #lunar made it into a high impact change that is MOSTLY undocumented!!!

Terry Chan
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On Thu, Mar 09, 2006 at 08:18:42PM +0000, sofar wrote:
> 
> I suggest that we do the following:
> 
> - keep glib-2 in moonbase as is
> - all: test by recompiling most glib-2 dependent software
> - report on possible issues
> 
> In the future, I suggest that whenever high impact changes are imminent, that we send out an RFT message to the lunar-dev mailinglist before the change is made. Something like :
> 
> Subject: RTF: lin -w 10.0 glib-2
> 
> should notify and alert all devs that they are required to do testing on it and report back - only this way we can make sure that:
> 
> - the module was actually tested by people
> - you get feedback on it
> 
> maybe it will make this type of upgrades easier.
> 
> As for the glib-2 issue - there is no proof to roll the module back - the only thing to do is verification - thus more testing. And feeding it back. 
> 
> Auke