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On Sat, 16 Feb 2008 07:49:09 pm Oleg Puchinin wrote: |
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> Day kind! |
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> I recently have started to use Gentoo, and I had one question. |
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I counted two. |
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> What for to charge developers of a problem of check of packages? |
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I don't know what this means. |
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> Why to not make public system of ratings? |
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There has been no major motivation to implement such a system. |
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> For example voting |
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> " is not compiled At all " |
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> "works" |
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> "It is excellent" |
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> "I wish to see a package in Gentoo " |
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bugs.gentoo.org has the ability to assign votes to bugs. If you like something |
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you can blog about it. |
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> And so for each [new] package. |
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Small amounts of this can be done on bug reports. |
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Get involved with overlay projects like sunrise to increase the usages of |
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packages you like. Maybe oneday you'll even become a gentoo developer and can |
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make a package mainstream. |
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> Oleg. |
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Daniel Black <dragonheart@g.o> |
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