Hi fellas! Ok, please don't fork already. :) And note that this "please" goes to BOTH of you. It means that I would want you guys to *co*-operate not operate in isolation.
So: - Let's keep it on one ml. - Let's hope Ian takes better care of sucking up contributions from the early adopters. - ...AND/OR let's hope Ian makes it easy for early adopters to contribute directly! I would like to see a dedicated wiki. I would also love to see Ian switching to Mercurial thus making it VERY easy for people like Michael to both branch off and to contribute back - or for Ian to receive contributions. A distributed SCM like Mercurial is vastly superior to SVN in this regard and Mercurial is really, really nice. Ian - if you use SVN mainly from CLI - then Mercurial is IMHO a much better drop in replacement. Sure, some commands are a bit different - but you grok it in minutes. Now, if Fonc is going to be run as a "closed shop project" - which I really, really hope not - but which I also fear - then, well, then I will reconsider and perhaps instead look at Michael to give me the satisfaction of a living open source project. And then we can turn it all around - we pull nice stuff from Ian instead of the other way around. Am I being antagonistic? Well, perhaps, but I really, really want Fonc to prosper as an open source project - and I really, really fear that it will *not* unless people try to make that happen. Just coding is not enough, sorry Ian. regards, Göran PS. I am an interested bystander and can't really contribute on the lower levels - but would love to make at least some contribution in the higher levels. _______________________________________________ fonc mailing list [email protected] http://vpri.org/mailman/listinfo/fonc
