Last attempt at reconciliation
Thomas Zander
zander at planescape.com
Tue Sep 17 18:05:43 BST 2002
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On Tuesday 17 September 2002 14:34, Don Sanders wrote:
> I have been thinking some more about my position.
>
> I would like to present Michael the following final offer at a
> compromise:
>
> I be allowed to fork KMail and begin work on KMail2 a mail client
> largely based on KMail but with the intention of making radical
> fundamental changes to the core architecture as I describe in
> my "Stuff I'm working on" mail.
>
> Would that be acceptable?
In my latest count that means a 4th branch of KMail!
There are two things I know about branches; the always introduce bugs and
inconsistencies. Plus the developer-resources are devided in different
groups.
Again my normal advice: If at all possible avoid branching/forking!
Further; do you know what you are asking for?
you want to create a product that you will create largely (probably entirely)
by yourself. No feedback from your peers.
you make a commitment to do a project that has soo big a chance of failing no
translator or icon-creator will work on this.
You will be lonely since new features can not be shared by your peers!
I think you can think of more (if not take another two beers :)
Still want this? Really?
Then you have my blessing; I think we could use some vertical development on
KMail.
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Thomas Zander zander at planescape.com
We are what we pretend to be
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