It's a critical but difficult issue. But obviously the development of the best desktop
environment that exists cannot be weighed down or stopped by personal issues. This is not
a criticism to anyone, we should be grateful to those who have contributed even if today
the lack of time or other personal reasons make them no longer active. But TDE development
must continue, there are many people who use it (even if they seem invisible because they
are not developers / contributors or do not participate in the mailing lists). A robust
infrastructure system that is resilient to personal issues must be sought and put in
place. It is necessary to deploy the infrastructure on quality servers that do not depend
on a specific person, so I understand the two appropriate questions are "Are there
people, companies or organizations that can provide infrastructure to the project?"
(it is possible to search and contact those who support other free software projects of
similar size and needs) and "If there is not enough server infrastructure provided
free of charge for the deployment of all the infrastructure, what is the cost (monthly and
annual) of paying for commercial servers with the necessary features?" (and consider
the feasibility of a cash donation campaign).
Best regards.
De: Mike Bird <mgb-trinity(a)yosemite.net>
Para: trinity-devel(a)lists.pearsoncomputing.net
Enviado: Miércoles 17 de abril de 2019 21:29
Asunto: Re: [trinity-devel] TDE Mirrors
On Wed April 17 2019 11:32:27 Slávek Banko wrote:
I understand that you are angry and you feel that we
are wasting your
efforts. You should know, that we very much appreciate your efforts. We
also want things to happen better. We encounter the above problems more
often, not just when the new version is released. And often we also feel
lost efforts. Even so, we still try to do the best we can. But there are
things that are simply not possible in the current situation. Something
has to change.
Slávek,
Thank you for your thoughtful and detailed response. I think a 14.0.6
announcement to -user and -devel would be worthwhile.
I will try to contact Tim (again).
I'm not going to rush any changes but medium-term if (a) we cannot reach
Tim and (b) there is a consensus among all major contributors then I
could consider changing the source for the primary mirror. (We feed all
the secondary mirrors.)
Incidentally
trinitydesktop.org domain registration expires in less than
a year.
--Mike
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