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If the answer is "no" to most of these questions, then an open-source project is dead.
At that point, if there is anyone else who still cares about it, then it's probably time for a fork or for the maintainers to hand the keys over.
Frank On 10/13/2015 08:30 AM, David Fernandez wrote:
(resent, as was sent from company email with likely privacy disclaimer attached)On 13/10/15 00:57, Jonathan Larmour wrote:On 06/10/15 08:51, Richard Rauch wrote:You do not see a lot of activities in the eCos community because of politicsand commercial interests.[snip]This is just a guess, but in my opinion the reason for this is, that themaintainers of public eCos are as well strongly commercial oriented.It seems, they will not put any port to official open source repository ifit could disturb commercial interests (eCosCentric/eCosPro...).If nothing else, look at the list at the bottom ofhttp://ecos.sourceware.org/intouch.html and you'll see that only two of the maintainers (myself and Nick) are in eCosCentric - severely outnumbered! If a maintainer has the time and ability to go through, review and potentially rework any submission, then any of them can. If you think there has been some secret agreement behind-the-scenes between all maintainers to deliberatelystop contributions being committed you are very mistaken.I would say that nobody looks at the list these days, specially ecos-devel.I had some things I managed to put in a state I could submit as valid patches, but nobody answers the emails, so you end up forgetting about it and keeping private patches.Is there any way people can contribute currently, I mean actively contribute, rather than just throw stuff into a black hole?Otherwise, it might be better to just be clear and say that opensource eCos is meant as an evaluation repository, and eCosCentric should be the way to go for any real contributions and in business use of eCos.Regards David Fernandez
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