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Re: Apple Reorganizes Open Source Web Presence

Am Samstag den, 4. Mai 2002, um 05:11, schrieb Jordan Hubbard:

2. We now have lost any semblance of synchronization with apple's internal darwin bug reporting. All old bugs are no longer viewable. We don't get to see apple engineer's comments on the bugs anymore.

As Ron has already pointed out, this was actually lost some time ago and OpenDarwin's allowing open source folks to track their own bugs is certainly no worse than the nothing we have now. Access to Apple's internal bug tracking information was a luxury which is never likely to be regained.

Sounds like Apple wants to be sure, people working on Darwin inside and outside Apple are citizens of different worlds. Big opportunity (for Apple) lost, IMHO.

Perhaps, one day the people on the outside will start to compile their own distribution with their own changes. Then, the decoupling of Darwin and OS X will be complete.


Just some thougts,
Markus

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Dipl. Ing. Markus Hitter
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