For now, I don't. I'm busy working on paid proprietary projects for my clients. I'll have to save up more money before I choose to dedicate a working vacation to OSS. I spend a good portion of my non "working" time on learning more technical skills that are directly related to my line of work. When technical study, travel, rest, and money become lower priorities (and they certainly will), I'll do some significant OSS work.
Also, one my clients is interested in open-sourcing one of my projects. I'm excited about that, but it's not the same as "finding the time."
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For now, I don't. I'm busy working on paid proprietary projects for my clients. I'll have to save up more money before I choose to dedicate a working vacation to OSS. I spend a good portion of my non "working" time on learning more technical skills that are directly related to my line of work. When technical study, travel, rest, and money become lower priorities (and they certainly will), I'll do some significant OSS work.
Also, one my clients is interested in open-sourcing one of my projects. I'm excited about that, but it's not the same as "finding the time."