Re: Project Management

Kai-Uwe,

 > Remember CM where in recent years the major interesst to make 
CinePaint as
 > stable as it is now. I, Kai-Uwe Behrmann who advocated CM in CinePaint
 > since years, have spent weeks in fixing bugs, move to GTK2, introduce
 > i18n, enable HALF support, update OpenEXR, make osX work, improve
 > robustness ... in this GTK codebase, not you. Of course others have
 > contributed to this too, again not you.
 > To repeat, the major reasoning was to create a CM capable application.

I appreciate everything that the community does to sustain CinePaint, 
especially you, who has done so much.

You've made your purpose in being involved in CinePaint be Color 
Management. You have always had my support in that. I'm glad you took 
the lead in CM. Without you, I don't know how it would have gone forward.

I, on the other hand, have not made CM my mission. I take a broader view 
of CinePaint. As project leader, that seems appropriate. It's good that 
I care about QA, new features, building community, packaging, and 
everything else that's needed for CinePaint.

Robin
-- 
Robin Rowe
CinePaint Project Leader
Beverly Hills, California
www.CinePaint.org
www.cinepaint.blogspot.com
www.linkedin.com/in/robinrowe

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