The screenshots make this look a nice tool. Good to see Vala getting some new tooling. > On Friday, 22 February 2019, 16:00:13 GMT, Wolfgang Mauer > <wolfgang.ma...@kabelmail.de> wrote: > The IDE is Freeware! At now there is no plan to make it OpenSource. > I have to make something clear: > ...I[t] should be and stay easy to use!
You don't have to accept contributions to your project just because the source code is availableand licensed to be re-used relatively openly. If the criteria for accepting a contribution is it meets your design principles of what you consider easy to use that is fine. Just say why you don't likeit if you get a pull request. That's the power of being a maintainer, use it wisely ;) Some people are wary of downloading and running binary blobs from a repository. Making the sourceavailable means people can look over what they are building. The whole tool set you are using islicensed in such a way: Vala, GTK+, GLib, GtkSourceView, Ubuntu, etc. If nothing else it's worthbecoming more aware of why these projects are "open"/free. Nice work on the Vala front, thanks for starting to share your work. All the best, Al _______________________________________________ vala-list mailing list vala-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/vala-list
