On Friday 19 February 2010 04:40 AM, hank smith wrote:
your concernes are right. But there are some things I personally observe. * Orca is much more matured and has a bigger community. People like wil and joanmary are very dedicated, only difference is that they might just take up another job and do orca development on a part-time basis. * orca is much more feature rich, already good enough for most of the daily computing tasks. * if the latest stable version makes it to a LTS distro such as Ubuntu 10.04, I would say it is more than sufficient for at least a year. So if the development process slows down a bit, we might not be in a state of emergency. * as it happens with many successful free software projects, the community takes care of the development. So I don't think it will die as is feared. Happy hacking. Krishnakant. |