RE: communication

Hi!

> I think it would be good if XFree86 Core Developers subscribe to 
> <[email protected]>, <[email protected]> and 
> <[email protected]> (where inter-operability among 
> different Desktops 
> is discussed).
> Besides, we should post message to those lists as well with 
> invitation to join 
> <[email protected]> and discuss XFree86 future.
Can't disagree, but it seems a lot of work (or discussions, technical
questions, etc.) already waiting for us. Joinig developers from
"end user" (mean X users) lists will add more themes to discuss and
we'll spend all time to classify/join/split tasks needed to be done.
But if main conceptual things of X redesign/reengeneering will be done,
many questions will go away, and rest will go into right place.
I'm not right ?

> Communication doesn't work when it's monologue. We should 
> have dialogue and 
> take into consideration not only XFree86 Project requirements, but 
> requirements of GNOME, KDE, Rox, Nautilus, etc. teams as well.
In general, lot of things needed by "desktops" already known. Isn't ?
And, once more, we need redesinged X, development process,
etc. to start _seriously_ enhance features.

> I understand that reading 2-3 mailing lists (in addition to 
> <[email protected]>) would take more time, but not ethat 
> subscribing & 
> reading XFree86 lists (in particular, Devel list) also takes time.
> So, projects should make step to each other in order to 
> improve communication.
May be we'll start to write TODOs ?
 
> Vadim Plessky
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/aTan