On Thu, 27 Jan 2011, John Sampson wrote:

> Hello -
>

> I assume - just lack of resources. I am not connected with the
> people who maintain Unicon so I don't really know. It is made
> available to us free of charge so finance has to come from somewhere
> else.
>
> Hence my question what is needed to forward various projects and how
> much of what. Perhaps there are people out there who would support
> some projects if they had an idea of the scale of commitment
> needed. I should think this applies to any non-commercial software
> project.

http://unicon.sourceforge.net/helpwanted.html

> Meanwhile, the more Icon and Unicon are used for external projects
> the better-known they will become.

Exactly! But how do you get that to happen! Wirth created Oberon and
Oberon-2 languages. Wrote Oberon OS with it, and thought _that_ would
be the "kick-ass" project that would surely convince the IT world that
Oberon was _it_!  He's still waiting for that to happen. I don't know
what the answer is - maybe it's simply finding a niche problem domain
and going after it with all the resources you can muster, and build on
that.
-- 
Duke

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