Subject: Re: (dsssl) The future of DSSSL From: "G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Sat, 03 Nov 2001 15:18:00 +0100 |
Greetings, DSSSLers... Some time ago, we (the DSSSL community) received an offer from Javier Farreres. He proposed to have some of his university students do development work on OpenJade. I (and others) feel it would be a terrible waste to pass up this opportunity to advance the state of DSSSL implementation, but the question is, what would be the most useful parts of DSSSL to have, that we don't have now? How can we best take advantage of this offer?
[On a personal note, Javier, I hope the window of opportunity is still open, and I hope that we can still work together to take advantage of the resources you have offered.] If you, like me, care about the future of DSSSL, would like to see it live on, would like to see the tools get better, and maybe even have some ideas about what you'd like to see happen with DSSSL, we should talk. :) To that end, I'd like to propose an "Open Forum on the Future of DSSSL".
I have a lot of ideas about what I'd like to see happen with DSSSL in the future, and I know that others do, as well. Let's collect the thoughts of the DSSSL community toward the goal of advancing the state of this wonderful technology. :)
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