Hey everyone, I am worldofpeace, one of the release managers for 20.03.
As promised, the most glittered stable release is here: NixOS 20.03 “Markhor” .
We had 1014 people contribute to NixOS 20.03 and 21597 contributions.
Thank you soo much, each contribution is valued.
Top 10 ordered by commits
Rank
Name
Commits
1
Frederik Rietdijk
1573
2
worldofpeace
1273
3
Mario Rodas
1256
4
Maximilian Bosch
720
5
Jan Tojnar
491
6
Jonathan Ringer
477
7
Jörg Thalheim
414
8
Florian Klink
393
9
Will Dietz
373
10
volth
356
Reflections and Closing
Being release manager for 20.03 has been a poignant moment for me in being part of NixOS.
I had my goals that I set out before I was appointed, but I was really surprised how respected I am in the community. My primary goal was “work collaboratively with all participants in the NixOS project and being supportive of their efforts”. I feel I shine best in that dynamic in the project, so this really was perfect for me. I hope releasing NixOS has felt better for those involved.
With the seeds I’ve planted it should continue to bloom this way.
I’d like to thank Samuel Leathers, my co release manager, for his congruent effervescence and guidance; Graham Christensen for his organizational encouragement; and obviously every last person I got to work with. Thanks
In leisure, pause, and experimental grace. worldofpeace.
Thank you release managers and everybody in the community for doing this, for free too. i had a series of mishaps in my personal life and then a couple of hdd crashes sent me into depression that whatever productivity tweaks I make would never last and I couldnt code (true story!) Thanks to you guys I’m finally working confidently again…
Huge thanks to @worldofpeace my co-release manager, all the people that came together to get this out, especially the go/no-go team. This release could not have been successful without them. They took the brunt of the work. And a thank you to everyone in the NixOS community that helped contribute no matter how big or small a part they played. This is a huge achievement!
Hooray! Just want to say thank you to release managers, contributors infrastructure maintainers, and everyone else involved for the work and time that went into the release!
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