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Aron Griffis wrote: [Fri Oct 19 2001, 12:55:12PM EDT] |
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> What do you think? |
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I think you should be ashamed for bringing it up. ;-) |
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I disagree with your suggestion in this context, regardless of how much |
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I may agree with it in other contexts. I think there is no clear-cut |
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'correct' answer to this question that everyone can agree is the best |
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possible answer, at least that has been my experience on every other |
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project where this has come up. |
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Therefore, I think we should defer to the ebuilds as they currently |
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exist, and to the original and well-documented wishes of the Progenitor |
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of Gentoo Linux and use nothing but tabs for indenting. If you want |
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things to look right, set up your editor to have 4-space tab stops. |
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In other words, let's all suck it up. :-) Let's get back to work on the |
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software itself, and to spend as little time as possible discussing this |
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issue with the whole community of Gentoo developers. |
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--Chouser |
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PS. Yes, I'm a little embarrassed that I just spent 5 minutes writing |
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this. I promise I won't do it again. |
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