Drupal 7.x

I've installed Drupal 7 on a test site and must admit I'm very disappointed in what I've seen so far. In fact it makes version 6 plus a few modules look like the ultimate version for both real users and the old pros.

None of the great features that could have been integrated have been, like Pathauto, a WYSIWYG editor or a simple Image module. Instead they've just gone and Wordpress'ed it up with lots of Ajax and crap like that. The new Seven theme even looks like Wordpress with matching colors and all.

Our Dieter is quite a skilled Drupal Developer, and you can notice that on a lot of things:
- he consumes liters of coffee
- thinks in modules, functions, objects and parameters of Drupal 5, 6 en 7
- always believes there's a better way
- usually finds the better way
- thinks along with the customer
- curses for the entire building when he runs in to code that's not even near standards
- fixes everything within a minimum amount of time and gets a lot of satisfaction by doing that

Ok i installed it to my sites base and i come across a major problem

Durpal 404 blocks my suspended.page folder ! (I got WHM :P)

Is there somthing i can do to fix this i tried 404 path scripts but they just made it a 500

Edited by: VM; Moved to appropriate forum

If I wanted to release a module, or a portion of a module, under a more permissive license, such as LGPL2 or BSD, and post it to the drupal.org cvs repository, how would I go about that? Thanks,

-Rich

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