We do have a community. It's alive and well. It's a community of users and administrators. We don't have community of developers. And this is why we can't just fork off and start anew. All the brilliant minds that drive OpenSolaris development were on the payroll of Sun and most are now on payroll of Oracle. Thus we need to be in Oracle's good grace. What we do have, however, are community distributions. Well, one-man-community distributions, but outside from Oracle now. And we need to promote them. Yes, Mr. Gosh, I'm looking at you also. :) What we also have is a one-man-community ( :)) security repository for /release - Project Kyoto. What we need is to embrace and extend such efforts. We also have an effort, a bit stale lately, to have wholly open distribution - OSUNIX. What I just gave is a list of opportunities. We need to catch them before people involved are driven away by their need to pay bills. I have no idea how to gather a community of good and experienced developers, and even more I don't know how to do this in a short period of time. So I agree, that we have to look a bit more lively to pass for a healthy community.

Regards

Damian Wojsław
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