Gentoo Archives: gentoo-desktop-research

From: foser <foser@g.o>
To: gentoo-desktop-research@g.o
Subject: Re: [gentoo-desktop-research] test
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2003 13:17:47
Message-Id: 1065705334.3824.11.camel@rivendell
In Reply to: Re: [gentoo-desktop-research] test by dams@idm.fr
1 On Thu, 2003-10-09 at 15:00, dams@×××.fr wrote:
2 > [ sorry my mails are not yet signed, but will be soon ]
3
4 Humm, isn't this a bit weird requirement ? Is this a closed list or not
5 ? I'm not much of a signer.
6
7 > I think the above process is not bad at all. So that could be :
8 >
9 > - define the problem
10 > - look if it has not being resolved, or if nobody is working on it, inside gentoo
11 > - look for similar problem inside gentoo
12 > - look for similar problems outside gentoo (official software author, other
13 > distro)
14 > - find a way to solve it, by discussing it here or #irc (taht would be the
15 > Evaluation part of gerrynjr)
16 > - allocate people on it, plan the solving time.
17 > - write proposal/recommendations to gentoo main
18
19 Should go trough DTL (whatever it turns out to be) first.
20
21 > - fo the main inclusion, I have no precise ideas.
22
23 > > - Will we have a seperate cvs testing tree (overlay)?
24 >
25 > I don't know, what do you think?
26
27 implementation details.. this is not something that should be solver on
28 a per project basis, but distro wide.
29
30 > > - How are we going to make sure that the solutions get out of the testing
31 > > tree, and in to the main distribution? Will we use GLEP's?
32 >
33 > why not, but maybe new ebuilds/doc, with official maintainers could suffice?
34
35 No question we should use GLEPs, that's what they are for.
36
37 - foser
38
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Re: [gentoo-desktop-research] test Paul de Vrieze <pauldv@g.o>