Re: The future of Octave

[Dirk Eddelbuettel]

Let me join Andy in congratulating John on what he has accomplished with
Octave, and express sincere thanks for all his work on Octave.

The user community should find indeed a way to continue to support and enhance
Octave. I am a bit wary of each and every project converging on sourceforge
(remember a decent LWN editorial a few months back?) but we would surely need
a few resources to do it outside. We might not have these resources. 

Speaking for Debian, we could possibly host the mailing lists which we do /
have done for a few other free software projects (even gnome at one point if
memory serves).

Dirk

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