> It is simply this: I can think of maintaining Leo as a chore, and
> that's a *good* thing. Like most chores--brushing my teeth, paying my
> bills, doing the dishes--this additional chore *contributes* to my
> life.
Thank you for sharing this bit of illumination. Directly connecting
chores to c
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 1:07 PM, Ville Vainio wrote:
> Leo is an open ended program with seemingly infinite opportunities for
> improvement. It would be unfair to claim that it's ever "finished" ;).
I agree. What was holding me back was the distinction between
"interesting" new work and the in
In general terms, open source projects rarely get "finished" to the extent that
authors move on - there is always lots to do,especially if the application has
an user interface. Authors move on because of other reasons.
Leo is an open ended program with seemingly infinite opportunities for
imp
This is probably the most important Aha I've had this month, because
it removes a psychological roadblock and shows the way forward.
It is simply this: I can think of maintaining Leo as a chore, and
that's a *good* thing. Like most chores--brushing my teeth, paying my
bills, doing the dishes--th
