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Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher
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William Hubbs |
Subject: |
Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher |
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Mon, 26 Apr 2010 20:58:07 -0500 |
On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 04:18:08PM +0200, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Bill Cox, le Mon 19 Apr 2010 09:50:51 -0400, a ?crit :
> > > Brailcom has always officially supported the work done by Luke Yelavich
> > > and others. ?We
> > > linked Luke's git from the official Speech Dispatcher web page and we
> > > were trying to
> > > promote this work where possible. ?We also put at least some minimal
> > > effort into
> > > reviewing how the development continues and plan to make an official
> > > release
>
> Couldn't brailcom just share the responsibility of releases with Luke
> & co? I believe forking was for a big part needed to actually commit
> and release new versions. Projects that I have seen forked were usually
> like that: the maintainers not having the time to develop and release
> new versions, and not having other people do it either.
- Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher, Luke Yelavich, 2010/04/12
- Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher, Tomas Cerha, 2010/04/19
- Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher, Bill Cox, 2010/04/19
- Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher, Samuel Thibault, 2010/04/19
- Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher,
William Hubbs <=
- Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher, Tomas Cerha, 2010/04/28
- Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher, William Hubbs, 2010/04/28