SEUL is alive and kicking!

[Erik Walthinsen <omega@omegacs.net>]

For those who are interested, seul-project is bursting at the seams all of 
the sudden.  In the last 2 days we've had over 80 messages coming down the 
pipe.  Some of it could be classified as noise, but there is still a lot of 
signal in there.

The list is archived and threaded on the web site at:

http://www.seul.org/archives/seul/project/

If you have the time, I'd encourage you to scan through the messages.  If you 
have any comments or ideas, please post them to seul-seg and they will be 
relayed back into seul-project (this is a test of the idea of splitting the 
two groups this way).  Feel free to discuss anything, as well, as that's what 
the list is for.

To keep you up-to-speed, here are our short-term goals:

1) re-announce SEUL to the world sometime morning EST, Mon, Jan 10.
2) get seul-project split up into development teams and ready to code
   by the end of January, 1998.

In the long term, I'd like to see us releasing something by the end of this 
calendar year.  It's a long shot, but I think it can be done.

So basically, if you have gripes about the fundamental layout of Linux or any 
other operating system, now's most definitely the time to voice your opinion 
and discuss it to death. :-)

TTYL,
    Omega

     Erik Walthinsen <omega@seul.org> - SEUL Project system architect
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