[rkward-users] [rkward-announce] Upcoming release, call for testing RKWard 0.5.6

[Thomas Friedrichsmeier]

Hi!

Once again, it's time to prepare a new release, and once again, I would like 
to ask you for help in testing, packaging and translating. Details on 
available downloads, and a tentative release schedule can be found at 
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/rkward/index.php?title=Release_Schedule 
as usual.

Compared to the previous release, the changes are less fundamental, 
technically, and so I think we can get along with a relatively short testing 
period. Thus, I would like to ask you to provide feedback by May 24, with a 
targetted final release date on May 30. Naturally, the testing phase will be 
expanded, if necessary.

Features to look out for are the new "Copy to output" actions: Run->CC 
commands to output and File->Copy lines to output (in the script editor and R 
console windows). Further, you may want to try the new stop-button at the 
right hand of the status bar (also in the "Run"-menu). If you are using S4 
objects, you may want to take a look at their representation in the 
"Workspace" browser.

--- Translators ---

Now is a good time to start updating your translations. As usual, the deadline 
to send your updates ends with the testing phase on May 24. RKWard is now 
registered for translations on launchpad: 
https://translations.launchpad.net/rkward . You may want to give that a try. 
Of course, if you do not have the time to look at this right now, or you do 
not like this, you can continue to send your translations by mail.

Thanks!
Thomas
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