Apple Looks To Take Over X Server 1.9 Release Management
With yesterday's successful release of X.Org Server 1.9 on time by Intel's Keith Packard, most of the developers will now begin working towards X.Org Server 1.10. Like the past few X.Org Server releases, Keith Packard will go on to continue being the release manager for this new series. In the past there's been the input-expert Peter Hutterer of Red Hat to handle the stable release management duties for the point releases, but he will not be handling it for the 1.9.x series and it looks like Apple may be taking over.
Peter Hutterer has done a splendid managing the stable point releases in the past (heck, he did seven releases for the 1.7 series) of good quality and delivering them on time, while at the same time continuing to do development work on Multi-Pointer X and X Input 2. However, Peter will not be managing the xorg-server 1.9 branch as he is preoccupied working on more input changes for the X.Org Server.
Keith Packard put a call out for anyone interested in serving as Peter's replacement to cut the xorg-server 1.9.x releases and it looks like it will be Jeremy Huddleston, Apple's main X.Org contributor.
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