> That's the last of the original DTrace three > (Cantrill, Leventhal, and Shapiro), > right? Bummer... > > Here's my list of big names that have left so far. > It's long enough that > he arguments for natural turnover and fresh blood > that some have made > strike me as reaching; a much more obvious conclusion > is that Oracle > has managed to alienate some of their top talent. > > I think it's in more or less chronological order. > > Let me know if someone I missed is well known enough > to make the list. > > * Ian Murdock (Emerging systems, i.e. new distro > architecture) > * Tim Bray (SGML/XML) (1 March 2010) > * Simon Phipps (Open Source) (March 2010) > * James Gosling (Java) (2 April 2010) > * Garrett D'Amore (networking, audio, device drivers > - formerly > with General Dynamics (which had bought > Tadpole) > Bryan Cantrill (DTrace) (July 2010) > Adam Leventhal (DTrace) > Jeff Bonwick (ZFS) > Michael W. Shapiro (dTrace, storage) (October 2010)
Bill Moore , ZFS co creator, left a while back https://nexenta.com/corp/blog/2010/04/06/bill-moore-joins-nexenta-advisory-board/ And Today was Brenden Gregg last day at Oracle. http://dtrace.org/blogs/brendan/2010/10/25/gday-and-goodbye/ If I can remember correctly i think it was Mike Shapiro who canceled opensolaris -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
