I've found in the past that he'll often silently incorporate these patches.
I understand a lot of work has been done for the upcoming Hobbit release,
but other obligations prevent him from being more active in communication.
Actually, I've noticed in the past couple of months that Henrik hasn't been
spending as much time in the mailing list. Having just come out of several
very busy months at work myself, I can sympathize.
On 3/29/07, Stef Coene <user-dbffe946c0f4@xymon.invalid> wrote:
On Thursday 29 March 2007, Rich Smrcina wrote:
Ooohhh, Charles, don't you think 'ignore' is a little strong? The
smileys in your message say one thing, but the wording quite another.
Certainly responses to some emails aren't very timely, if they come at
all, but I would not fault Henrik for that. I can appreciate that there
are formidable demands for his time from many fronts, particularly with
a project of this magnitude (not to mention his 'real' job).
I also have a mixed feeling. I submitted some patches and ideas to
improve
AIX monitoring. I didn't got a response so I don't know if Henrik is not
interested and/or not saw the message. I just hope he will include the
changes in a next release.
On the other hand, I know Henrik is a great guy because he created some
patches for me that where just what I needed :) When he is ever in
Belgium,
I will pay he some beers....
Stef