Re: Now: caos and RH

On Tue, Feb 10, 2004 at 01:21:04PM -0500, Jef Spaleta told me:
> Please...this is NOT the mailinglist for this discussion.
> Greg was simply giving background information as to why he
> is no longer actively hacking on grab...and where he currently
> is putting his personal efforts.  Please don't drag a discussion of cAos
> versus fedora into an unrelated mailinglist.   If you want to convince
> Greg that his efforts are misplaced, please do it in a private email
> with him or go troll the cAos mailinglists
> and start flamewars there if you have a problem with the existence of
> cAos.  I'm not interested in strong arming anyone into helping out
> Fedora over other projects.  It comes down to different priorities. And
> its unfortunate that Red Hat priorities for Fedora
> are not in line with what Greg's priorities...but its a reality. I hope
> though in the future, as the Fedora process and the cAos process move
> forward, there will be opportunities for each development process to
> learn from the other. Just as both new processes will hopefully take
> lessons from the debian experience.    

No flame war, just using any medium present to talk. You are right however,
this is not the place. :)

> Greg, maybe its time to shut this list down. I still have grab installed
> on a box :->, but I don't know if this mailinglist is serving a purpose
> anymore. Especially if its existence is just going to invite people to
> get into distribution flamewars.

Agreed. Unless there is a major reason why this list should stay around, I
will close it in the near future.

> -jef"makes a request that grab be included in Fedora Core every chance
> he gets...in honor of his deep attachment to grab"spaleta  

Deep attachment? ;) Cool!

If I maintained it better, I would take you up on it, but it is stale at this
point. Anyone want to take ownership and continue maintenance?

Greg
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