First of all, I agree with pretty much all sentiments shown here. I guess we all have valid points to make here, and although the ARM point keeps itching me, it is not enough for me to create much time for it, which IMHO confirms that it should not hold up work on the the main Haiku archs (i.e. x86/x86_64). With the current flow of things, it would actually not be much more detrimental to the port to be moved to a github fork, as there are simply not enough people caring about it to make it progress (sorry, keeping it compiling does not cut it, see Ingo's remark about the PPC port). On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 9:07 PM, Ingo Weinhold <ingo_weinhold@xxxxxx> wrote: > Unless there's an at least moderately active maintainer for an incomplete > port it won't go anywhere. The only port I have some hope for ATM is the > ARM port. And that's merely because there's a chance that Ithamar may > attend a few more BeGeistert coding sprints. Or it is taken on as a GSoC > project. > Hehe, I was just about to actually reserve the timeslot for the next BG / coding sprint for more ARM work ;) But I would be more then happy to do that in a github fork though... Ithamar.