Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 2nd Aug 2006 06:37 UTC
After all the debate, gtk# will most likely find its way into GNOME. "The release team has completed its second meeting to try to finish the new module decisions. And, after all the long threads on d-d-l and the many discussions amongst ourselves trying to determine community consensus, we finally have the decisions. In summary: orca, alacarte, and gnome-power-manager are in; gtk# and tomboy are in, assuming the issues mentioned are resolved; sticky notes becomes deprecated, assuming tomboy issues are resolved and gets in." Update: Elijah Newren emailed me concerning an important aspect of the current decision, and asked me to highlight it. So, read more!
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2005-07-07
You know what I am saying: They care for their profits, nothing more. They don't care about FOSS or any ideals behind that.
They do still care about FOSS, otherwise they wouldn't spend time on participating in online-activities or developer conferences.
They might do less hacking than they used to but any contributor can change their area of contribution and still be a valuable member of the project