No offense, but hearing you politely tell him to fuck off makes my skin
crawl, especially because noone here has any assurance that -YOU- will
stand behind Bitmover for the next 20 years. Businesses go under, are
acquired, and have their focus change.
> Don't you think it is a little unfair to get people interested in
> infrastructure that you have no intention of supporting at commercial
> levels? What happens when you get interested in something else?
Do you think any of us here care? Many of us are here, supporting a
non-commercial project, at non-commercial levels. I think you just
insulted most of us.
> I watch the Aegis source tree and I'm not seeing this huge wave of
> development coming in from the free software crowd, so that means I
> need to depend on you.
Get a few core developers here behind it (which would happen by necessity,
since people here would need improvements and modifications too), and I
see this as a very insignificant problem.
> Are you going to make this work on all platforms? Where's the NT,
> Windows/98, Mac, etc., ports? Etc.
Refer to my previous comment about caring. I doubt many people doing
serious Linux development give a damn if there's a Windows 98/NT/2000
port.
Or did you miss the original subject (you know, that part about a -Linux-
project management system?), and choose to simply plow on with your
marketing spiel whilst belittling someone who produces a competing product
to yours for free?
-- Edward S. Marshall <emarshal@logic.net> [ What goes up, must come down. ] http://www.logic.net/~emarshal/ [ Ask any system administrator. ]
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