[OpenIndiana-discuss] OpenSolaris

[Мартин Бохниг]

>Пятница,  8 января 2016, 17:15 +01:00 от Aurélien Larcher <aurelien.larcher at gmail.com>:
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>>I already know sending this is most likely a waste of time based on
>>the previous posts I read, but if any of this gets through to you let
>>me know.
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>I do get you point but, please, can we focus instead of firing endless threads.
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>Time could be better spent migrating the ~100 remaining packages to oi-userland.
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What? and my 6 weeks of night and day and weekends and X-Mas work are worth no single penny?
I didn't ask for donations from those who already did donate last year. In fact one friend contacted me privately and asked how he can donate, BUT I THANKFULLY *REFUSED* (because he alsready did notate 50 EUR in 2015)
I wanted it from the commercial parasites who only take, but never give something back (including give nothing back to you, but you appear to enjoy that!)

Plus: Folks expect me to upload the stuff (I already uploaded most parts in December as src), although I cannot even obtain the basic right to submit it upstream into Illumos mit my humble name, like all the contris are doing??
You folks must be insane!

Nice to see what you really think without your typical sliming "Dear Martin, Kindest regards"

That US' Illumos guy also once again didn't find it necessary to even only respond privately or anything.
I was requesting a response since they intelligently blocked me in 2013 for having said the truth about USA's Syria plans.

This here is not a community, IT IS A SHAME.

And now also ban me from the OI lists, then at least the status is synced with Illumos.
I wonder why any person wants to contribute at all into the project.
If *that's* the reward.

I regret I fell into the OpenSolaris trap for so long since 20050614 (and since 2003 at CSW).
But with such handlings the project won't have a future anyway. Because presumably also other contributors like Alexander will feel fed up rather earlier than later.
After his Hipster releases the public reactions were also mostly from pathetic to shameful.


And now: Justice for everyone.


Y.S., Martin Bochnig