Christian Seberino wrote:
Yes but this 'unique position' applies (or can apply) to virtually all
open source projects. Can we at least agree that DVCS may *at least* be
perfect for open source projects?
No.
Only Linux seems to require a dictator at the helm.
Even Python, which calls Guido the dictator-for-life, does not have a
single person who reviews everything. It has a group of committers who
pour code into the system.
Tcl was much better off once Ousterhout was no longer in the path of
code submission.
The *BSD bunch have used CVS forever, and yet have had groups of main
committers for years. This is even true of OpenBSD who are absolute
code-nazis.
-a
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