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> Can anyone add anything about Zebra's current and future state.  Debian
> testing has removed it and replaced it with a forked version called
> "quagga" (i kid you not).

Heh. I was giving a seminar on Zebra a couple of months back, mentioned the
fork, and then had to wait 10 minutes while everyone busily played "what the
heck is a quagga" in google ;-)

Basically, quagga is a open-development fork of zebra. Think of how apache 
grew out of NCSA -- similar situation, with lots of developer-users 
collecting patches that weren't getting upstream, and eventually deciding 
they'd hit critical mass.

later,
chris


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