Sorry, just thought that I should add,

If we're going to go forward & Sun Labs employees want to help, they
should help as a community member, not as a leader of any sort.

so, our repo, bugtracking, code review/integration procedures, etc
should be at a community site such as blastwave

On 5/31/07, John Sonnenschein <johnsonnenschein at gmail.com> wrote:
>  I call for a vote of the members of this project to terminate
>    this project at OpenSolaris.org.  Please indicate a YES or NO
>    below :
>
>               YES [  ]  -   kill this project at OpenSolaris.org
>
>                NO [X]  -   no .. not yet.  Let's work this out.
>
> I'm not sure killing the project at OS.o is really the way to go, us
> being a "project" is pretty meaningless either way, and being on OS.o
> gives us a bit of visibility
>
>    Regardless of your vote above, do you have an interest in the
>    creation/resurrection of the power/powerpc port of OpenSolaris
>    which was formally named Polaris ?
>
>               YES [X ]  -   let us work together
>
>                NO [  ]  -   no means no.  Kill this forever.
>
> Us, ( the community ) can work together. OpenSolaris isn't the most
> portable chunk of code, but I have faith that we can get it done
>
>    If you feel YES, we can and should work on a port of OpenSolaris
>    to the PowerPC and POWER architectures then do you feel we should
>    once again remove this project outside of the Sun Microsystems
>    firewalls and get it back out into the community :
>
>              YES [ X]  -   re-open what we had before for example
>
>               NO [  ]  -   no ... let's talk about some other way.
>
> This last one is precisely what I'm getting at ( sorry about the harsh
> language, by the way ), I don't think we can count on any code from
> SUNW and I'd really still love to see the project go forward, so it's
> in our best interest to reject any promises from sun unless they're
> backed up with actual code that we can see.
>
> If we can't see the code, it doesn't exist, and it doesn't really
> matter who's stalling it, at the end of the day Sun Microsystems is
> giving us empty promises that end up killing community involvement.
>
>
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