On Wed, 25 Jan 2006, Daniel Swarbrick wrote: > Is anybody still enthusiastic about continuing OpenPBX development? Is > it just me, or has development and wiki updates slowed to a crawl? > > I realise that Freeswitch is now in the pipeline, but probably a few > months from being anything close to a drop-in replacement for > OpenPBX/Asterisk. With that in mind though, is there actually much point > in maintaining/enhancing the current OpenPBX code, if it's potentially > going to be superseded by Freeswitch + mod_pbx? > > It's about 2.5 months since OpenPBX was cut from the Asterisk tree, and > we are now woefully behind with patches. There are probably still bugs > lurking in OpenPBX which may have even been fixed in Asterisk by now. > While I've come to appreciate that OpenPBX is much cleaner code layout > than Asterisk, I may be forced to go back to Asterisk as an interim > solution while Freeswitch is still baking... I don't want to be one of > only about three developers who look after the OpenPBX tree, since it > will be a losing battle.
I feel exactly the same and actually I began yesterday to update the pbx in our office to use new Asterisk. I still want to work with OpenPBX and do enhancements/fixes, in the parts I have knowledge of. But with just 3 or 4 people committing, it will not work. Armin _______________________________________________ Openpbx-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openpbx.org/mailman/listinfo/openpbx-dev
