Friday, February 28, 2003, 5:10:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > First of all, velocity is cool and works great!
What can I say... then use it! ;) > The few/none bug reports in 1.3.1RC shows how stable it is. > It would be nice to have a 1.3.1 final for other projects to > rely on. > > This thread points to a set of open wishes and non-commited/accepted > patches, as well as a missing active lead to further development for > the project. (Daniel, please do not use harsh words twards Geir, he Well, I guess what I said in this thread is factual... > has been a great lead and made the velocity project succeed and was > very responsive. Now that things work form him as he desired, he > should be allowed to follow other interests...). As *he* desired? And what about the users... But, I do NOT mean to say that he left the users in the lurch because he is irresponsible or something like that... it just happens that people has no more free time or simply lost interest. There is no problem with it, just then the project needs another leader. Nobody should evaluate this as an attack against Geir. > Since this is open source we need (new) active committers. > > I suggest that the current committers consider some of the > proposed enhancements and clearly *say* that this or that should > become part of a future rlease (in the status page?). Anyone that > has the itch (I do, for example) can signal the dev-list that > he would like to implement and send a patch for a specific feature > (coordination over the list avoids duplicate work). Well, since I'm already committer in a project with similar aims to Vel. (and personally I believe that it is a better utilization of my energy to work there), I will not be committer here, so I will not shoot may mouth off here... Just a final note, that, IMHO, things will not work without somebody who is in higher positions than others. A lead... the idea of democracy is nice, but IMO does not work in practice. Just may opinions... > If a patch is good, the committers can call for a vote to win > this submitter as another commiter. This would bring life again into > velocity. Good luck. -- Best regards, Daniel Dekany --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
