On 8/13/07, kingneutron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > We all know how painful it is for the users to feel that we don't > communicate with them more often, but please bear with us > > --Rubbish. If you developers *really* "felt our pain" you'd DO something > about it. > > --If you want people to have continued interest in this project, WEEKLY > PROGRESS REPORTS should be the LEAST thing you should start doing. > > --Lots of us don't have time for mailing-lists. We come here to the > forums when we get a spare moment, check for new posts, and catch up a bit. > > --If the PROGRESS is "on the harddrives of the individuals" -- WHAT GOOD > DOES THAT DO US??? > > --Learn from the Linux/Open-Source community: Release Early, Release > Often. If it stays on your blasted HD's, we can't do a thing with it. > > --No offense meant, really -- but come ON, guys!! >
No offense, but if it means less info shared, and faster development cycles, personally I will live with the lack of "visibility". BTW - They do an announcement with every incremental release, that coincides with every opensolaris release. Down the road, when they are closer to Ubuntu-latest, and have more momentum/volunteers, I'd expect the level of visibility you are asking for. -- - Brian Gupta
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