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yay yayOG 2004

I hear ya on that feeling you get to start a project. Ya get so motivated, want to be part of the cause, but it's so hard to keep dedicated to it.

Just Look at all the great ideas at sourceforge that ended up dormant. You can always pick up a project someone left if you're interested, or help out.

I use a lot of open source here for our new system we are developing. I've had to do a lot of platform specific fixes, I feel bad though, because I haven't used anything enough to actually submit the patches.

deanh77 deanh77Founder

You could just subscribe to the dev mailing list and send the developers an email, they might patch it themselves.

deanh77 deanh77Founder

technically you're obligated to do that by the licencse of the code. (at least GPL, not BSD though)

yay yayOG 2004

Well, I'm not using the code yet, when and if I do, then I will.

The fixes are merely only hacks, in C/C++ things are little more difficult because of linker, library, and kernal differences. So sometimes it's like a hack that changes the name of a function.

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