From: Matt T. <rad...@ho...> - 2002-05-06 15:57:56
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I would agree that the third option of including the solves many issues and only introduces a few new ones. Specifically, >> 2. People looking for the latest and greatest won't come to us, we won't have it (and we should advertise that fact). << this will hold true as the OpenCDs release cycle will only include the most current stable version of any application. Our need for sources would be frozen at (roughly) three month intervals, which could mean we were using a two-month (or week, or day) old stable version that experienced users would already have. I agree with not being seen as a free-loading project to the greater OSS community. These hard work and development that these people have done is the reason this project is a realistic possibility at this point. Their support for the OpenCD project would give it more credibility and visibility. Being a somewhat typical win user, I know I wouldn't need the sources nor would anyone I would be likely to give it to know what a source was. And having skinny pipes at home (like most "rural" users) means trying to download a 500MB image is not really feasible. _________________________________________________________________ Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com |