> > Again, I think Projects and CGs are different here. A CG could form > around a set of technology that doesn't YET work on any current > OpenSolaris distribution, so long as it expects to sponsor Project(s) > to correct that. Projects, however, that aren't fully leverageable on > current and future OpenSolaris distributions don't belong here.
I very much disagree with this. If the goal is to get it running on OpenSolaris, I think it should be allowed as a project. This goes back to my idea of having an 'Incubator CG' where new projects can easily be started and can't easily be classified into existing community groups should start their life. If they are successful they could have a CG form around them. e.g. Say I wanted to start a VMWare project, that was dedicated to running Solaris and OpenSolaris under the various editions of VMWare. (Hopefully VMWare developers would be invited to participate). Because there is no existing virtualization community group, it would fall under the incubator group. -brian -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/ogb-discuss/attachments/20070802/d3a84689/attachment.html>
