Op 17-7-2023 om 17:54 schreef Steven Varco:
However, I understand some had a better experience with it. I am curious
if someone will fork dovecot and restore the beloved feature.
With all the recent actions going on, clearly targeting in getting more paying
„pro“ customers (and nothing else!) the dovecot project will walk on thin ice
and there is a risk (or chance :) ) that it will get forked, all the good
dovecot developers walking over to the fork and dovecot let down to a product
no one uses anymore.
It happend before, i.ex. nagios/icinga, CentOS/Alma-/Rocky Linux and other big,
commonly used software projects.
Sadly, Dovecot is a project with only a few prolific developers, all of
which work for the company as far as I know. So, the scenario you
describe is pretty unlikely. Maybe new community developers will stand
up now, but that is something I think we can only welcome. And forks
don't need to be adversarial like that.
Regards,
Stephan.
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