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Re: Remember this
by Aaron J. Seigo on Wednesday 15/Nov/2000, @12:06

yes, that's right. i nice democratically voted in Board of Directors that has nothing to do with the companies that are part of the foundation.

NOT.

4 from Eazel, 2 from Helix, 2 from Red-Hat and one from Sun. leaving 2 that aren't from companies in the foundation and 0 unaligned members.

Get real and see through the smoke.

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Re: Remember this
by Anonymous on Wednesday 15/Nov/2000, @14:47

Oups, how many members of the KDE Core Team aren't employed by companies in the league ?


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  • Re: Remember this
    by CP on Friday 17/Nov/2000, @05:08

    That's another question; at KDE even "employed" programmers have to discuss their ideas with everybody (including interested hackers that do not really participate in the project), while in the GNOME foundation, the Directors can make the decicions as it pleases them (or their employers?). If it happens that nearly every Director has a job at a member-concern, they can (and as nobody can stop them, I'm sure they will) act not only like individual GNOME programmers, but also the way it fits the needs of the companies.


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Re: Remember this
by Anonymous on Thursday 16/Nov/2000, @04:53
In case you don't know, those are individual persons too.
They are humans and enjoy programming.
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