On 1/22/07, Petr Janda <elekktretterr@exemail.com.au> wrote:
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> Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote:
> > Petr Janda wrote:
> >> If you dont like my question for whatever reason, too bad, you should
> >> ignore it. Don't presume that I have no valid reason to ask it though.
> >
> > I don't care about your reason.  The point is that - at least to me
> > and some other developers - these questions and the overall tone in
> > your emails does not really encourage to help you.  If you read mails
> > from all other people posting, you will notice that they are polite.
> > Yours are bluntly demanding, at least that's my personal impression.
> > You might want to work on that.
> >
> > cheers
> >  simon
> >
> I think you are being slightly absurd. If you want DragonFly to go into
> businesses/corporations you have to be prepared they *have* demands ,
> and they are much bigger than mine "is it gonna be branched today as
> planned", which i hope you do unless you want DragonFly to be a needle
> in a heap of sand forever. If you think that your attitude by calling me
> a nagging kid will attract people to this operating system, least of all
> businesses, then you are *dead* wrong. How would you feel If I called
> you a "a slow and lazy dev". If you want to be abusive you should join
> the Gaim club or OpenBSD, because they have plenty.
>

The devs do a lot of work and the only thing they get throw in their
faces are "when are the branch gonna be made?". I'm not a dev but
these are people that dedicate their free time to develop a nice
operating system and I have a hard time seeing how anybody could make
demands against them.

Lay it off and the branch will be made when they feel it's time for it.

Dunceor