11 Oct
2012
11 Oct
'12
6:51 p.m.
On 11 October 2012 21:39, Darrell Anderson <humanreadable(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
I wrote, "Although the claim is true..."
I suspect download data is a poor reflection of the acutal user base.
Darrell
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Yet it is our only gauge
2. Regarding the statement about "international
team of
developers." Do we claim that anywhere in the software? What
about the web site or wiki? Although the claim is true, such
statements portray a large number of people and we should
not convey such claims. We barely survive with the few
people we have.
Well our developer base is international ;) 3. How
many people use Trinity? I haven't a clue and I
doubt anybody does. Is the user
base tens of thousands of
users? Thousands? Hundreds? Dozens? One dozen? My point is
we are a small project. We should not get involved in the
whirlwinds of debate. Just quietly mind our own business.
People will always think what they want. The only way people
will pay attention to us in a positive light is to release
quality products. To that end we focus. 3.5.13.1 is out.
Onward with R14. :)
Though I would like to know this... how many users do we see
pulling from our repositories?