Difference between revisions of "GEOS Report 2007"
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The GEOS project is pleased to have been accepted into incubation! At | The GEOS project is pleased to have been accepted into incubation! At | ||
FOSS4G 2007, members of the GEOS community met, and decided to move | FOSS4G 2007, members of the GEOS community met, and decided to move | ||
| − | the project under the | + | the project under the OSGeo umbrella. Since then, the bug tracking |
| − | and code repositories have been moved to | + | and code repositories have been moved to OSGeo, and we are moving into |
the next stages of incubation: selecting a project steering committee, | the next stages of incubation: selecting a project steering committee, | ||
establishing the ground rules for decision making, and reviewing the | establishing the ground rules for decision making, and reviewing the | ||
GEOS code base for intellectual property issues. GEOS should be a | GEOS code base for intellectual property issues. GEOS should be a | ||
| − | great addition to | + | great addition to OSGeo, with lots of strong corporate support and |
wide use throughout the geospatial software ecosystem! | wide use throughout the geospatial software ecosystem! | ||
Revision as of 06:01, 6 April 2008
The GEOS project is pleased to have been accepted into incubation! At FOSS4G 2007, members of the GEOS community met, and decided to move the project under the OSGeo umbrella. Since then, the bug tracking and code repositories have been moved to OSGeo, and we are moving into the next stages of incubation: selecting a project steering committee, establishing the ground rules for decision making, and reviewing the GEOS code base for intellectual property issues. GEOS should be a great addition to OSGeo, with lots of strong corporate support and wide use throughout the geospatial software ecosystem!