Ping!
I'm a little bit irritated about the current state of the project.
Short before christmas we had a very strong discussion with many people involved, because we liked to push the project to the next level. There has been many people supporting our ideas and people denying our ideas.
It's clear for me that the people supporting our ideas still wait, to see what we could deliver in the next 1-2 months. Tine 2.0 is getting better and better every week and we are progressing very well.
But what did happen with the people being against our ideas? Who like to keep the current state. It seems like no one really cares for the project in it's current state anymore. The project admins are vanished and the SVN activity is close to zero.
Is there still someone out there who really takes care for the current eGW 1.4 codebase?
Is there someone who is interessted in our ideas for future of eGroupWare?
Lars Kneschke
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