Re: [morph-user] Is this project alive?

[chris <one...@gm...>]

Ah, I see.  Glad to hear it.  I don't have a specific question right
now.  I started looking at Morph a long time ago, then got
sidetracked.  I might take a look again in the near future, so that's
why I checked up on it and asked the question.

Thanks

On 8/2/05, Matt Sgarlata <mat...@ve...> wrote:
> Quiet but alive :)  Do you have a question?
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> Basically I haven't been working on the project much because it's
> working well for me.  I've found Morph 0.9 stable, performant and
> well-suited for my needs.  I haven't pushed for a 1.0 release because
> I've been kind of lazy lately... hehe.
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