Ed Palma wrote: > I think the idea is that the next big project is moving Endian to a > public SVN as soon as community 2.2 is finally complete. That's what > I heard. I think they were thinking about starting in November but > I'd not be surprised if the devs were a touch late. Anyone have more > details? > > Endian is pretty handy, but it's progress is slow and inconvenient > because development is essentially closed source. I think they know > if they continue this way they'll eventually be forked into a better > genuinely open distribution. Might as well maintain control of the > project. I'm praying for SVN. > > I've been considering the fork-ing option for a long time now. Would be a pity to have to do it ..
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