On Sun, Jun 13, 2021, 4:44 PM tom ehlert <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > While I have not seen it discussed here yet, > > > > https://sourceforge.net/p/freedos/news/2021/06/freedos-kernel-2043-and-freecom-085/ > > IMHO this is not acceptable. > > [email protected] used to be the place to discuss > about freedos development. changing this without even ANNOUNCING this > is disgusting. > > Jim has for a while behaved like the well meaning dictator (the > installer and it's 'features' has never been discussed here). > > Jeremy somehow has taken over control over kernel and command > releases (after ~15 years of doing nothing). I announced a year ago that I planned to post a non pre release of FreeCom. No one posted any objections or other comments. I thought I posted a few weeks before doing the kernel release of my intent to make a new release as well; if I did not then I do apologize, as I meant to. I haven't taken over anything. You are welcome to contribute or not just as I am and anyone else. I haven't seen any commits posted to the sourceforge site in years, but multiple people have contributed to the GitHub fork. I have been doing the kernel releases for over a decade. This is the first time you have mentioned you have a problem. > > > Unfortunately, ALL files in the kernel source download have the same > > timestamp, making it impossible to see what was last changed when :-o > > ALL times of ALL files of ALL projects are checkout times and > completely useless. > This is an issue with git or maybe just how I am using it? If you know how to get it to provide files with time stamps then I would be very appreciative. > modern times. > asshole developer. > > BYE. > > Tom > Very constructive, thank you. Jeremy
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