Juan Rodriguez wrote:
I totally agree with Hyperion, not to mention that even the last version was far away from beeing really usable/stable as an os should be at least. I know there is much work that has been done, but as i recall the project was to make an os able of beeing an alternative to windows itself, politics and such, are matters that should be discusssed after the project has taken form, and imho it is not. So lets code and stop bitching about politics.
Great, you should join the project and solve all our problems. I wish we had realised sooner that the answer was so simple. We could have saved all this mess if we had known the way to avoid issues is to shut up and continue coding.
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I've been wasting to join this project for a while because of the feasco. I really have to agree with Hyperion and Rodriguez. I say we learn from our experiences and mistakes and move on with coding and try to maintain or improve on the integrity of the project.
Murphy, Ged (Bolton) wrote:
Juan Rodriguez wrote:
I totally agree with Hyperion, not to mention that even the last version was far away from beeing really usable/stable as an os should be at least. I know there is much work that has been done, but as i recall the project was to make an os able of beeing an alternative to windows itself, politics and such, are matters that should be discusssed after the project has taken form, and imho it is not. So lets code and stop bitching about politics.
Great, you should join the project and solve all our problems. I wish we had realised sooner that the answer was so simple. We could have saved all this mess if we had known the way to avoid issues is to shut up and continue coding.
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First i allready did join the project a month ago though i didn't commited any code yet (_-Jan-_). Second, the alternative looks much better, maybe a regression of years, coders leaving, and the generalized impression that the project is nearly dead.
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