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On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 10:31:40 -0500 |
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Chris Gianelloni <wolf31o2@g.o> wrote: |
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> > Your nightmare scenario seems unavoidable. Enabling per-overlay bug |
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> > tracking doesn't stop users posting bugs in bugzilla. It just |
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> > causes confusion for users, because they're not sure where to go. |
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> > Normally, it's not a problem - because the overlay contributors are |
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> > normally the owners of the real package. |
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> No, it does not stop them, but it sure will curb the number of users |
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> posting their bugs to the wrong place. Remember that only more |
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> advanced users are the ones using overlays. We won't have Joe |
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> Sixpack using an overlay. Instead it'll be Bob Developer-to-be. |
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Advanced users can write helpful HOWTOs for everyone to use. Come |
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and /join #gentoo once in a while and help recover the systems of users |
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who emerged 0v3rl4y/can-get-gory/package-9999-r1337, as described at |
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http://forums.g.o/arblegarble. It's fun! |
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Kind regards, |
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JeR |
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