Jean Louis, le dim. 23 févr. 2020 00:04:46 +0300, a ecrit: > Give me a break.
I explained what I meant to mean. I don't see what else you would want. > > > > I'm here speaking as an oldie, actually. An oldie who had to ask himself > > > > that very question for some projects already. I have already seen some > > > > projects litteraly die with their leader. You have to welcome newcomers, > > > > beginners, etc. otherwise your project will just stop when you're not > > > > there to continue them any more. Getting old is just an example. Having > > > > children or moving onto another project are other examples. > > > > > > So what, it happens for last 500,000 years ago. > > > > Ok. But don't we want the GNU project to outlive ourself? To make sure > > that the next generations will have a free operating system? > > GNU project is about making free operating system, thus it is there, > as long as it is compatible with computers, you may carry it on in the > future life. Sure. But how to make sure it will outlive me? Samuel
