Nadav Har'El wrote:

I replied to Shachar's mail on Hamakor's list, but I hope people won't hate
me too much for repeating here what I had to say, because I see the discussion
here is much more "lively".



Yes, that list needs to be awakned :-(

While this may be true, and the idea you raised is welcome, I'd like to
remind you and everyone that helping a big project doesn't necessarily
require compiling that big project.

But that's precisely the problem with OpenOffice - to do almost anything with it, you have to compile the whole !*$(@!# thing (excuse my french). At that meeting I tried to ask Motti to push torwards a saner build environment, and his reaction showed his skeptism of this ever happening.

That is a problem with OpenOffice, and a problem I don't think anyone will be able to do anything about. What wer'e doing here is merely trying to work around this problem.

Yonatan mentioned something about commiting to schedules as a prerequisit. I think that would not be the right path to go down. I think we should let anyone who is interested in hacking OpenOffice do so, and trust the opensource model to bring us good results without commitment.

Shachar

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Shachar Shemesh
Lingnu Open Systems Consulting
http://www.lingnu.com/


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