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On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 04:38:58PM +0100, Oliver Grawert wrote:
> i started ltsp development because it was fun and i liked it, totally
> imndependently from any canonical decision. much of todays code was
> written by me, ltsp5 is bigger than canonical for me, it became my heart
> blood and soul.
this seems all the more reason to stick with it, and if there's anything
i can do to support you, to keep it fun and soulful, please let me know.
> its not the first time it comes up that people are not able to tell my
> job from my developer role in ltsp
i've probably been one of those people from time to time, in moments of
frustration.
you know as well as anyone, that those who do the work are in the likely
position to take the random attacks that the world may dish out.
you have done great work. the idea that your work has blocked anyone
from doing work seems nothing short of ridiculous.
don't know what other factors are playing into your decision...
i can't force you to do work you don't want to do...
but i full well hope that the ltsp community has proven supportive
enough that you might reconsider, if not tomorrow, at least the day
after that, or maybe, if really necessary, the day after that...
take care and live well,
vagrant
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