Drew Northup wrote:
> I hate to tell you, but when Ramon & Kevin agree on something you might as
> well just go jump off of a cliff then try to convince them otherwise; I've
> been here for a long time--believe me. Therefore C it is--whatever problems
> or gains that may entail; it isn't worth arguing about anymore.
>
> Drew Northup, N1XIM
Yeah, maybe. Those are the projects I tend to walk away from. So I try
*really* hard to encourage projects to allow people to "try" everything, but to
also have high standards for "accepting" anything.
I don't join Open Source projects because I need to work for free: I get paid
good bucks to work on challenging, fun projects at my day job. I join Open
Source projects when it will not only be fun, but when it will also make good
use of my time and skills, and give me a reason to explore new areas and try
new things.
Making Plex86 "g++ compatible" won't hurt anything, and might just lead to
improved design, code and productivity at some point. No guarantee, but maybe.
A "maybe" I would be very interested in pursuing. If not on this project, then
on another. But I would *really* like it to be Plex86!
-BobC
