Sun and open source, where is postgresql ?

Hello,

just read "Getting Paid to Develop"
http://blogs.sun.com/webmink/entry/getting_paid_to_develop
that Sun will pay open-source developers.
"This year's participants include OpenSolaris, GlassFish, OpenJDK,
OpenSPARC, NetBeans, and OpenOffice.org."

Where is PostgreSQL ?

  Regards,
   Oleg
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Or GNOME, or X.org?  I'm not sure exactly how the list of applications 
was chosen.  Possibly it was primarily projects which didn't get into 
Google SoC.  Or ones which have active Indian communities.

--Josh Berkus

Update on this.  Apparently there were legal reasons why the set of 
projects for the first year had to be projects which are run by Sun.  If 
the program goes well, maybe we'll be involved next year.

--Josh

Does this mean that Sun will run PostgreSQL next year?  Seems scary.

Alvaro,

> Does this mean that Sun will run PostgreSQL next year? Seems scary.
>

Heh.  Not likely.

No, I meant I'm hopeful that Sun can settle issues with international
contest law next year so that they can fund "outside" projects as well
(PostgreSQL, GNOME, X.org, etc.).

--Josh