[gridengine users] Where are the open source binaries?

[Fritz Ferstl]

Am 16.03.11 16:47, Ron Chen wrote:
> --- On Wed, 3/16/11, Dave Love<d.love at liverpool.ac.uk>  wrote:
>> I was assuming the private branches that have been merged were just
>> for development, which is the right way to work.  I didn't mean you
>> were keeping anything back.
>
> While we are going to talk about merging the forks in the next Grid
> Engine Steeling Committee Meeting, I am not sure if we should do it
          --------
          Was that an oversight or intention? ;-)

> in a short time.
>
> One thing is that I have not seen the contributor agreement from
> Univa, and the other thing is that all the code in Open Grid

Further to your ongoing exchange with Bill, it's not (and shouldn't be) 
a contributor agreement by Univa. It should be a contributor agreement 
by the project and we should discuss what we want it to say - in the 
steering committee or else why are we entertaining it?

> Scheduler is open source, so Univa and others can take the changes
> and merge them if needed (Dave has been looking at the changes in
> Open Grid Scheduler and merge them into Son of Grid Engine for a
> while, so this is not new).

Sure we can merge things but is that the spirit of an open source 
project? That one party only touches the code?

Cheers,

Fritz

> Finally, a lot of people do not believe in open-core, which Univa is
> going to do with its branch. So why close 2 open-source projects
> (Open Grid Scheduler&  Son of Grid Engine) and in return only get an
> open-core project?
>
> -Ron
>
>
>> I think there's too much talk of `forks' and so on without
>> considering people's intentions to collaborate, which is what
>> matters, and doing everything directly in some central repository
>> was never a viable way to work.
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