Nagios 2.0!

[Tom DE BLENDE (GCC)]

Andreas Ericsson wrote:

> although I'm sure most people look at the level of the reply depth 
> indicators (usually a '>' sign) and quickly deduce who wrote what.

You want a screen capture of how it looks in Mozilla? I am familiar with 
the concept of depth indicators.

> What's that got to do with anything?

I'll explain it to you. You and your company make money out of Nagios. 
So (quick) updates to (alpha) code are important to you, as you 
obviously are using this alpha code in production environments. If code 
changes are not applied in a timely fashion for you, your job becomes 
harder, because what you deploy and what is in CVS gets out of synch.

The problem however, is that Ethan is not making any money out of 
Nagios, and thus development isn't always as fast, changes don't get 
applied at regular intervals. I'd say: learn to live with that. If you 
CAN'T live with that, fork the project and do it yourself. In my very 
humble opinion, it is bad manner to put the amount of stress on Ethan to 
commit changes and spend time on the project as you do. Again: for you 
it's a living, for him it's a hobby. I would hate to see Ethan leave the 
project because he gets too much pressure from the community, and 
decides it is not worth it anymore...

Have a nice weekend...
Tom


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