[haiku-development] Re: Why not C bindings?
- From: Stephan Aßmus <superstippi@xxxxxx>
- To: haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 07 Sep 2014 10:20:53 +0200
Hi,
Am 07.09.2014 01:01, schrieb Wayne Peter Corwin:
But in case you haven't noticed yet, every suggestion that doesn't
fit current core dev's personal taste (the few that are left) are
automatically shut down. C bindings makes sense for many reasons. So
does a kernel switch. So does a modern UI toolkit. So does proper
project management. So does *not* prioritizing a web toolkit. So does
<insert sane option here>.
Unbelievable. Even more so because none of your examples were "shut
down". By whom anyway? It seems you were unable to follow the discussion(s).
This is Axel & Co's little playground, and they have expressed
little interest in getting Haiku out to a broader public ("if X happens I will
no longer work on Haiku"). So let the kids play.
It is the playground of whoever contributes more than demands and makes
a minimum effort to understand what other are saying in case things need
to be discussed. But you are the type of person who cannot participate
in a normal discussion in which arguments are exchanged and consensus is
formed by reason. You have made this pretty obvious at least to me. On
top of that, you expect others to do what you think is best. Classic.
If a BeOS derivative wasn't already obscure enough, a fork would be long
overdue...
Yes, too late for you to go away and fork the project. At least its not
too late to just go away. You can always do that much.
-Stephan
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