Apparemment, certaines parties de launchpad ont été "libérées", comme le gestionnaire de traductions et celui de bugs, cf http://derstandard.at/?url=/?id=2845484
derStandard.at: When is Launchpad going to be released as Open Source?
Mark Shuttleworth: Well at this stage, there is no real drive to do so, for a couple of reasons. First it's an infrastructure which is designed to run as a centralized infrastructure. It wouldn't help to have two or three Launchpads out there. It's designed to be like a consolidation and aggregation of information from other places.
Second we continue to release pieces of it where we think those will help communities. So we gave pieces of the translation infrastructure to the GNOME community, we constantly have fed back up patches and changes to the Zope community. And in fact the Zope community just adopted Launchpad as their own bug tracker.
We will release all the pieces of Launchpad one-by-one as it makes sense to do so, as we see a viable community to release the code to.
[^] # Re: Lunchpad
Posté par clem . En réponse à la dépêche Ubuntu 7.04 : le faon est sur ses pattes. Évalué à 3.
derStandard.at: When is Launchpad going to be released as Open Source?
Mark Shuttleworth: Well at this stage, there is no real drive to do so, for a couple of reasons. First it's an infrastructure which is designed to run as a centralized infrastructure. It wouldn't help to have two or three Launchpads out there. It's designed to be like a consolidation and aggregation of information from other places.
Second we continue to release pieces of it where we think those will help communities. So we gave pieces of the translation infrastructure to the GNOME community, we constantly have fed back up patches and changes to the Zope community. And in fact the Zope community just adopted Launchpad as their own bug tracker.
We will release all the pieces of Launchpad one-by-one as it makes sense to do so, as we see a viable community to release the code to.