On Fri, 8 Sep 2000, Jon Pennington wrote:
> You know, if the code were maintained at some place that were made
> specifically for OSS projects like Blackbox
> *cough*sourceforge*cough*cough*, mebbe some place that provided a
> polling feature *cough*sourceforge*cough*cough* and a CVS repository
> to test such things *cough*sourceforge*cough*cough*, this would be a
> perfectly feasable question.
Except blackbox isnt maintained like most open source projects, so what
would be the point? Fork the code yourself and go have fun. I sincerely
hope blackbox never moves to sourceforge. Obviously some things have
changed since I started using blackbox two years ago, but hopefully it
hasnt changed enough that it will submit to the socialism of typical open
source development. For a software project, fascism is the only way.
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