On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 12:50 PM, Rahim Kara
<skunkingrahim@gmail.com> wrote:
@Odhiambo, Ubuntu wasn't necessary either according to me but look what happened there.
@Rahim,
Is Ubuntu South African? I am not quite knowledgeable about its origins, although I recall vaguely that the project is bankrolled by that space tourist named Mark Shuttleworth and from records, I can see he injected USD 10m to start with....
Who do you think is likely to banroll KENIX? DJ Chris? :-)
No meaningful work can go on without a definate resource for funding. Developers will only work on a project if their time is compensated for in some way.
For any project to succeed, there must be a need that it's supposed to address. What do you see as the "need being addressed" by the introduction of KENIX? I am not "fighting" the idea, but only being realistic.
Well, if this takes off, I will join the documentation team.
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