> I just think it's a bit silly that there are multiple KDE3
> forks. I don't see how our project has any incentive to keep
> our code the same. Since the changes are nominal, a quick
> search and replace will probably make it usable with other
> kde3 versions.
> 
> But seriously, can't we just pool our resources together and
> not split up? That's the problem with many splinter groups,
> they keep splintering up and up until there is nothing left
> and nobody is happy.

Life 101: People disagree. The challenge is letting everybody live in peace despite disagreeing.

With that said, I think we all can work together rather than splinter. To get there we need to know why everybody has splintered. That there are other KDE3 groups is news to me, but perhaps I live a sheltered life. :)

Darrell