> I propose we talk to Piet about this and see if we can get him to be > more responsitve and transparent in his development so we can work with > him without hampering our efforts.
Piet Delport is very interested in setting up a SVN repository with Trac and the whole works. He is just as frustrated by all these project-specific Pyrex builds as everyone else and wants to see a viable community project form that can pool all these efforts in a mutually beneficial way. Piet, however, is not the maintainer of Pyrex. He has no authority or control over the source or releases, nor has he ever talked to the maintainer. He provides patches and does a wonderful job at helping people at IRC - we owe him a lot of gratitude - but he has no pull. The maintainer is a man named Greg Ewing, Pyrex is hosted on his personal website, you can find his contact info there. The Cython guys have already tried to work with him, as have other groups, this is why there have been so many project-specific branches. Honestly, learning from our mistake of getting involved with Soya3d and trying to turn it into a community project, I think it'd be easier and time efficient to do our own thing, collaborating with Cython where it makes sense to, than working with Greg. Especially with so much energy being devoted to the copyleft games group
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