Re: an observation from the sidelines
Alexander Kellett <[email protected]>
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On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 11:44:09AM -0500, Carl Worth wrote: > On Mar 22, David Dawes wrote: > > Why do you equate CVS access with determining the technical direction > > of a Project? > > See below... <snip> > In that type of situation, I would feel like a member of the XFree86 > team. As it now stands, I'm just a programmer that has some libraries > that happen to use X, (in my own CVS tree). I've also got some code in > the XFree86 X server that I'm not very motivated to maintain given the > current lack of direct maintenance possibilities. this basically mirrors what i would have given in response to david's question. given carl's work on xr/xc, i've considered him a xfree86 developer. without the ability to make resistance free - and note that is _not_ the same as peer review free - maintainance commits i no longer need to wonder why xfree86 hasn't been doing nearly as well as it could have. i know understand completely. cheers, Alex