Yesterday I announced in #elementary-dev and #elementary-web that I'm
quitting the project. Rumors spread fast and they're usually more scary
than truth is, so I'm writing this to clarify what happened, what caused me
to do that and "if I'm really quitting".
*What happened*
I'm attaching the cont
Sergey,
I must say that I appreciate the tone and professionalism of your
email. In the volunteer software development world, it is easy to have
conflict, and difficult to resolve said conflict in a way that
benefits all involved parties. I truly hope that we don't lose some of
our best and most im
2012/6/25 Eduard Gotwig
> what you've done for the project was not only good, but essential -
> especially for daily builds and the (super awsom new) build system :-)
>
Now I have one more thing to clarify XD
The only "new build system" I made was refactoring the hell out of eBuild
several time
Shnatsel,
As a free-software community researcher myself (in social studies,
tought) I can wholeheartly agree with you. I think myself that trying to
guide the users to pay the software isn't the best solution, and can
drive potential users away. But that's not the scope (what a strange
word!
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