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Greetings Brother Mario,

This news makes me feel all kinds of things ... but I wish you well above all, and remain so grateful for MCE (which I have used in a new program this very day) and for all the inestimable time you have devoted to supporting it.

But isn't MCE complete? I believe it is. Perhaps you could stop "support", but not have to step down as "maintainer"? Just bug fixes? You might be able to reclaim your time with a compromise like that while not having to break the bond completely?

The way forward always starts with a minimal test.

In reply to Re: Life is steering me into a new direction and lack the time to maintain MCE by 1nickt
in thread Life is steering me into a new direction and lack the time to maintain MCE by marioroy

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