> Look, we simply *cannot* offer users anything that would be
> "reasonable" by most standards. We have "highly embarrassing" bugs
> from 2006 that we're not even *pretending* to be working on. We've
> been in "release crunch" mode for at least six months. The only
> glimmer of hope on the horizon is that, under the most strict
> interpretation of "critical regression", almost none of those bugs
> were introduced recently. So there's a chance that once we "catch
> up" on the old critical regressions, we won't have many new ones,
> and thus we can move forward with a stable foundation.
What we would need is a payed full-time developer. However, this is
expensive. Assuming that the programmer has a family with children,
an appartment, etc., and to provide a reasonably good living for him
or her, this would be about 3000 Euros a month here in Austria or
Germany (one third of the amount would immediately vanish as taxes and
social security payments).
But maybe there is a group of LilyPond philanthropists who can afford
this and are willing to do so...
Werner
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