The Linux Foundation picks up FRRouting

It is my understanding that there were a number of long-term conflicts within the Quagga project. At some point, the situation became poisonous, and everyone I know joined FRR, with just the lone maintainer remaining in the original Quagga project.

I wish FRR all the best, but a number of people who had attempted to work with Quagga have moved on to other things, and since the open source routing community is not that large to start with, it might not be easy to rebuild a friendly crowd around FRR. I think it's a terrible waste.