On 12/20/05, Glynn Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Having BOTH means giving users (actual and potential) a choice. > > It's really about resources issues. The desktop team within Sun is > already swamped enough without having to look and fix issues with KDE as > well. But yeah, I completely agree with you - having the ability for > customers to install KDE off the companion CD or off some online package > repository would be *ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC*.
is Sun willing to at least give access to a SVN repository so the KDE Solaris port source code and the associated required libraries source code (which, by the way, are three times the size of what used to be the Companion CD) have a material presence at OpenSolaris, where people can actually collaborate and do work ? if that is not possible, then the current situation will not change, and will not improve. KDE can be downloaded right now off the 'Net, in its various shapes, forms and incarnations. having a real, collaborative engineering effort at OpenSolaris does not formally imply product support from Sun. --Stefan -- Stefan Teleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
