Interesting read. It sounds so much like what happens in management
at a company. The whole part about Kurt leaving after the re-org is not
suprising, I once had a manager tell me that its common for that kind of
thing to happen right after a business re-org.
I think Gentoo will survive the storm. Its amazing how many
organizations can bleed nearly to death but keep walking and keep
fighting. Usually its because there is still so much demand from the
outside, which is still the case with Gentoo.
On Fri, May 11, 2007 at 07:32:28AM GMT, Dave Monnier REN-ISAC [dmonnier@ren-isac.net] said the following:
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> Here's an example of the drama going on between Gentoo dev's
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> http://kulleen.org/seemant/blog/2007/mar/06/a-parade-of-poisons/
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> At first glance it may not look like a big deal, but in reality there's a
> bunch of developers who've been affected enough by the discussed issues to
> leave the project. Some of those folks were key players in the project. If
> ever you get board, take a look at how many people are actually working on
> the project. There's a small handful of people doing the majority of
> commits. The people talked about in that post are all developers of that
> level of impact to the project. Seemant goes on to list others who's left
> as well, you can follow his Gentoo site tag. There's been a few others as well.
>
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