Why? If Denis does not have time for the project, then we cannot really blame him. On the other hand, if a fork could work better with someone standing up, why not?
Forking a project divides resources and weakens both children. It is a possibility for big projects with lots of resources and several leaders with conflicting goals. But when the problem is finding a maintainer with enough time, expertise and willingness to maintain a project, forking is definitely not a solution - on the contrary, it would only exacerbate the problem. You were struggling to find one person, now you must find two. "Someone standing up" is not enough. What will work is "someone with time, expertise and willingness to maintain a project such as Busybox standing up". So far I haven't seen anyone checking all three boxes better than Denys, so don't be so quick to replace him, pretty please. -- Laurent _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
