Isn the IGB supposed to have created the new Constitution over the course of the last 12 months? Is there a problem?
The IGB was in fact chartered with the task of creating a new Constitution over a one year time frame. But during the past 12 months, it has become clear that while a Constitution would be a very worthwhile and important guarantee of community involvement and influence, in practice the issues with the code, such as encumbrances, portability, and packaging are far more pressing. The interim governance model has been working very well, and there have been no real issues in the day to day operation of the OpenJDK Community and the participation of its membership. So the creation of the new Constitution has been delayed, while other more pressing issues are addressed. We expect that in the next year, as the code becomes the established Free software Java implementation for F/OSS operating systems, that governance and the new Constitution will become more important again and the IGB will complete its work.
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