Numerous projects appear to be delayed, and as one digs deeper, it seems that several key players in the development scene have mysteriously disappeared.. Will they return to their projects? Will others take on their roles and move things on? At this point, nothing is certain, only that delays are likely.

if you dont mind me asking, which projects are they?

I made a similar post like this @ voodoo forums -- sckevyn wasn't too happy about it...

Perhaps this topic is best left in private?

Most people don't need their business made public...

Just give them time. I'm sure external factors (financial.. recession anyone?) would come into play on this matter.

I don't blame them

lets face it , they have their own things to do and they are bit busy with real life especially during the hard times (such as recession and so on). So its best for them to focus on their real-life agenda first before switching to virtual-life to find new methods and solutions to overcome problems with osx86 related issues

osx86 developers make cool things for us using their own free time and resources, and usually get very little to nothing in return except inundated with demands for help and support when n00bs try to do something they don't know how to do (which leads them to break Belgium and blame it on the developer).

If anyone has a problem with the progress of a project, its almost all semi-open-sourced in a funny way, so try taking a crack at it yourself, otherwise leave it be.