Hi all!
I've been following this discussion for 7 days now, and all what I can say
is you guys need to read the article here:
http://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2017-11-13/brilliant-jerks.html to make up
your mind.
Internal fighting in a fragile project like Haiku (fragile because it has
currently no market or supporters among the major OSs, that would be not
true 20 years ago, but now the landscape have been changed drastically, and
now mostly it's catching up and has a very long way to go, and as a 3D
developer and designer it might never reach that point at all) is not good
for it in the long run.
Ciao!
On Tue, Mar 19, 2019 at 1:04 PM Thomas Mueller <mueller6723@xxxxxxx> wrote:
I haven't had time to read carefully through all the messages in this
thread. That would take all my waking hours and cut into my sleeping
hours, and be very bad for my sanity.
One developer on the FreeBSD emailing lists was banned. He was
responsible for www.dragonlace.net, developing an Ada compiler and
development system for Ada in FreeBSD, NetBSD and DragonFlyBSD.
He also developed synth, a tool for building and installing FreeBSD ports
and DragonFlyBSD dports in a clean software environment.
To the best of my memory, his github site was
https://github.com/jrmarino
It still is, I just checked.
Anyway, it was a loss for FreeBSD.
I bring this up just for comparison to the Barrett case here. I was not
in on the disputes in either case, so I can't pass judgement.
But I hope the Haiku people can come to some sort of reconciliation in the
Barrett case.
Tom
