Maybe, but I don't think so - IMO, when we're talking to Apple, it'll help 
if we can clearly say "we have agreement to pursue these options for 90% 
of the rest of the code, and will chuck out the rest". It simply sounds
better than "tell us what you can do and we'll think about herding all
the cats later". I think if we want to be treated seriously, it's better
if we do our homework. 

Just as it'll be better if we can say, the Apple Fonts are no longer in the 
official image, rather than "we intend to drop those".

Daniel

Cees de Groot <cg at cdegroot.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-03-13 at 07:44, Daniel Vainsencher wrote:
> > Ok, let's do it. I think most people agree it should happen, so here's a
> > draft plan, please help implement and/or suggest fixes to the plan.
> 
> Unless we get the signatures from Apple and Disney, the whole exercise
> is moot. We really need to tackle these first (the rest is simple).
>