This is another step towards Mac OS X becoming fully closed source.
Why?
This has nothing to do with Apple (i.e., this is not an Apple unit).
Unless there's something you know that the rest of us do not.
I have read the statement at opendarwin.org. Sure, it is sad to see
it go, but they have listed their reasons. And while maybe a general
disappointment about Apple's communication with the project is one
(of the many) reasons, I see not why this has anything to do with "OS
X becoming fully closed source"
And, I probably read too many Mac lists today already, I am pretty
tired of the doomsday postings this event has created.
Alex
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