Alan Lord <lord_alan <at> dsl.pipex.com> writes: > PPS - What ever happened to Jeremy Huntwork?
I fell into a large vat of toxic waste and was transformed into a mighty superhero. (Powdered Toast Man?) Been too busy fighting crime to help with LFS. :) Actually, some time ago I emailed several of the core xLFS team members to tell them that my personal life and available time no longer allowed me to continue with LFS. I didn't mention it publicly because I had left on previous occasions and then returned shortly afterwards. I didn't want to make a scene, so I figured it was best to just leave quietly. I'm no longer subscribed to any of the LFS lists, but every once in a while I'll scan the mail archives just to see what's going on. While I'm replying, I must say Randy's "Dead Project" thread was pretty interesting and right on point. (FWIW, I do sincerely apologize for any hole or gap my absence has added to the project.) My personal feelings on a solution might be somewhat radical and I'm not sure that just now is a good time to bring them up. At some near future point, I think I will speak on it further here, provided the poor state of affairs in LFS continues. It is actually something that has been on my mind for some time and, considering that a new job I'm taking should open up some more free time for me, I'm keen on doing some sort of active development again. Anyway, thanks for thinking of me, Alan. It was a privilege to be involved so much with LFS and to leave a mark. :) -- JH -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
