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Andrew Lau | 26 May 10:52

Anyone alive?

Hey everyone,
	I've noticed that there have been no major commits to gcm at
cvs.gnome.org since January and that mailing list traffic has all but
crawled to a halt. Where are you and what's hapenning Philip? Is gcm
as a project dying or dead? Do we need fresh blood?

Yours sincerely,
Andrew "Netsnipe" Lau

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Philip Van Hoof | 26 May 18:31

Re: Anyone alive?


Indeed,

I have not been working on gcm for some time now ..

I am atm. taking a look at Mono during my free time and I am having
exams and since today I also have a new job .. so pretty busy :)

I don't know if that means that gcm is dead or dying ;) but it is true
that at this moment I am not working on it.

ps. That does not mean that I will not commit patches from anybody who
has made a good patch with a new feature or bugfix ;)

On Mon, 2003-05-26 at 10:52, Andrew Lau wrote:

> Hey everyone,
> 	I've noticed that there have been no major commits to gcm at
> cvs.gnome.org since January and that mailing list traffic has all but
> crawled to a halt. Where are you and what's hapenning Philip? Is gcm
> as a project dying or dead? Do we need fresh blood?

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