Re: [E-devel] e removed from red hat

[Hall S. <hal...@mi...>]

> excuse me, but that is precisely the difference between
> open source projects that thrive and those that die: release
> early, release often. early and quick releases entices and
> attracts people to collaborate, etc.

Early releases are often "too early" and then too buggy. If I
try a program that's just came out and found it too
problematic, I'll stop using it and *remember* how it was the
last time I tried it. It may keep me trying it again too
soon...

I think open source is better known for "releasing when it's
done", not releasing it when some marketing department thinks
it should be done or when a sales department needs it released
in order to meet the numbers for the quarter.


Hall