On 11/25/06, Sebastian Hilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now what does that tell me. Obviously we lost developers or at least active commiters. ... Still community building seems to have failed. What's your take on this?
I might be biased on this one but... I believe it is due to very high entry barrier. I did tried some time ago to install GNUMed on a windows machine... tried and failed. I don't have time to fetch and solve all the dependencies of GNUMed... it is very frustrating. For me an EXE distribution means "independent", means I can try something and not change my current development environment... the default choice of pgsql for backend kept me away... Sure... on a linux machine things might be trivial BUT on my windows machine, even trying to see how GNUMed works is hell. My 2 eurocents. Peter -- There is NO FATE, we are the creators.
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