[gnue-sb-discuss] Re: GNUe-SB-Discuss Digest, Vol 2, Issue 13

[Kenneth D. Reiszner]

> Subject: [gnue-sb-discuss] Roadmap
> Date: 24 Mar 2003 23:10:12 -0700
> From: Derek Neighbors <address@hidden>
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> I have started a very basic roadmap and put up on the gnue-sb website.
> I have responded to few emails, the others are more complex than a
> simple answer.
>
> I have tried to incorporate many of the things Mike asked for into the
> roadmap so we can start formulating a plan of attack.  GNUe SB
> definitely wants to avoid over engineering, this is more a way to
> prevent developer overload.  (i.e. what to work on next as the list gets
> long quickly)
>
> I havent responded to Jason's accounting piece because well for the most
> part my answer is "yes". :)  I dont see long drawn out accounting
> debates, but rather implement and as we encounter issues we discuss.  I
> know this isn't 100% optimal in the "computer science" world, but there
> is something said to getting something out the door.
>
> GNUe Proper will be the place to hold the master thesis debates on which
> way is the best to skin the cat. ;)  Is everyone cool with this mindset?
> or would you rather debate stuff more vigorously before starting to
> attack?
>
> --

I vote yes.

Kenneth D. Reiszner



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