On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, Uwe Thiem wrote:

> Second goes to RedHat. From my point of view, the best thing RH
> can do with your for all three (RH, you, and KDE) is to let you work on
> KDE. If they don't let you get out of touch with the latest KDE
> development you would be much more capable of contributing. Which,
> in turn, would make you a greater asset to KDE as well as to RH.

I am development manager for Red Hat Linux as a whole.  As such, my #1
priorities at the moment _cannot_ be KDE, whoever much I might like that
to be.

-- 
  Preston Brown
  pbrown@redhat.com                                Red Hat, Inc.