From: Sjahrazad A. <sja...@ba...> - 2003-05-24 04:53:05
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On Sat, 24 May 2003 01:17:30 +0200, Stefan K=F6hler wrote > [...] > But I think also OpenSource-projects with the dimension of eNvo=20 > needs a bit same strictly and hirarchical structure as a commercial=20 > project. Not all and not with same restrictions. But without any=20 > rules, everybody can do what he want, and maybe two devs works on=20 > same things at same time (but without knowing them). This is=20 > dangerously and unexceptable. Remember what happend with PN-devel- > team last year.[...] Yes, you're right, it needs managers to organize the groups task and keep= =20 the committed rules. However, in commercial hierarchy, you have the power, superior, to enforc= e=20 the task list. In opensource you don't have it. It only depend on how we=20 respect each other. So it needs more personal approach rather than formal= =20 ways. About PN, yes, why they don't create two branches, one pn-bl and pn- encompass :) There will be no fork, because both concept has its own=20 strength points and qualified developers. Such as Windows95 and Win-NT4.0= :) > [...] > Good idea. But do you know that I am develop a module named "Todo"?=20 > [...] I tried the module, thats great!. This is also can become an added value = for=20 envo. Once you're ready, I hope we can use it for our intranet site. For the current purpose I already installed the phprojekt, so we can=20 organize all issue here in intranet site. Then we can use this mailing li= st=20 back to development purpose. sjah |