[SoaS] Moving On.

[henry buehler]

I am a U. S. Government contractor I would like to hire persons to do work
on Sugar on a Stick.
So Kill Me or work for Me. I will not fail My Country. I would like to buy
another company to have their software for OLPC.



On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 12:57 AM, Sebastian Dziallas <sebastian at when.com>wrote:

>  The Short Version: As many of you might have noticed, my activities
> within Sugar Labs have been fading lately. I'd like to take the only
> responsible step and hand my responsibilities off.
>
> The Long Version: I didn't expect to see myself writing this email. I'm
> currently a student at Olin working really hard to make it through finals
> and at the same time fighting RSI and dealing with other things (
> http://sdziallas.com/blog/sebastian/2010/11/a-kid-in-the-candy-store.html).
> But I also feel that I've been dragging this e-mail out way too long. I'm
> sorry. Nevertheless, I'm proud of what we accomplished over the past years.
>
> I have great memories from the initial release of Sugar on a Stick at
> LinuxTag (
> http://sdziallas.com/blog/sebastian/2009/06/strawberries-for-everyone-now.html)
> and I still smile when I think of how we recovered from the ridiculous
> unsustainability of the second release (
> http://opensource.com/education/09/12/tasty-blueberry) and eventually even
> made the third release as a team together (
> http://sdziallas.com/blog/sebastian/2010/05/mirabelles-they-are-there.html).
> Looking back, I found myself skimming old wiki pages and blog posts (
> http://blog.melchua.com/2010/06/04/the-history-of-the-soas-mirabelle-release-learning-from-the-past/
> ).
>
> I'm particularly thankful for the experiences I had and the people I met.
> However, I feel that it's time to move on. I'll be unsubscribing from a
> couple of mailing lists, but I'll continue to work on bridging open source
> and education on various levels and I'm always open to direct email. Just a
> ping away. Email this address.
>
> For Sugar on a Stick, Peter Robinson has alreading been leading the effort
> up to the latest Mango Lassi release of Sugar on a Stick and done an
> incredible work over the past year, leaving me confident that everything was
> taken care of when I had to focus on my studies (both in Germany and the
> US). I know from personal experience that taking on this work isn't an easy
> task and I don't want to assume that you're just going to continue doing it
> infinitely. It is your call. But you've done a great job. Thanks, Peter!
>
> Good luck Sugar Labs. You've come a long way. Don't lose track of your
> mission.
>
> -s
>
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