I am the initiator of what now has become "Project FOX">
I have "ported" Xorg's bus scanning and (former) Linux-only drivers to 
Solaris_sparc.

And yet I only come in 3rd place???

Adding a few client programs or libs to Alan's framework of Makefiles only 
takes a few hours (as I myself verified 2 days ago).
If you don't believe me, ask for exact details.

However, apparently it is not worth doing anything difficult at lower level. 
The credits and all the praise will always go towards what is mainstream, 
whether much or difficult work had been involved, or not.

Thank you so much, I hereby leave the FOX thing, because my work, effort and 
investment is not being recognized.
It is a joke to compare my work with adding a few client things to Alan's 
Makefiles at the same level. I have enough of how the OpenSolaris "system" 
treats me. I never saw a Cent. Okay. But then I would at least like to get 
exactly the credits I deserve, no more, no less.

> If you've changed your mind since your previous posts of
> "I will never accept any paid jobs" then we can go talk to
> management.   (I can't promise anything, since I control $0
> of Sun's budget, but we can take this off-list and see what's
> possible.)
> 
> -- 
>     -Alan Coopersmith-           alan.coopersmith at sun.com
>      Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering

#0) I told you many things you did not remember. Why do you exactly remember 
this single of all my statements? Because it is the most convenient to think 
of??? Why don't you remember, for example, that I had told you immediately 
afterwards (back then), that it had been a statement motivated by desperate 
dark sarcasm??

#1) Did you *ever* offer me a (paid) whatever mini-job?

#2) Did you *ever* offer me one Cent?

Moinak: Sorry, it is not your fault. You know I'm your friend and I respect you 
and love  BeleniX.

But everything should be, how it should be.
At least a tiny bit.
I have had it.
Build your SPARC-Indiana w/o me.
 
 
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