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On Thursday 05 January 2006 11:26, Duncan wrote: |
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> This man speaks my mind. That's one of the things I'm worried about with |
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> the Enterprise Gentoo thing, and why I think it will make a better |
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> separate project than part of Gentoo itself. |
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I agree mostly, too. Just that QA has more aspects than "cool nifty package x |
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that has bleeding edge dep y, with dep y sitting due to QA concerns", to |
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quote Brian. A QA team can work concurrently to other subprojects of Gentoo, |
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spot testing ebuild quality, checking e.g. for correct dependencies and |
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licenses (I stumpled about four false ones the last few months) and a lot of |
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other things without slowing development down. It's a pity, that we don't |
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have an proactive QA team. |
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The complaints about Gentoo having no direction, sound (at least in my ears) |
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more like "Gentoo is not heading in the direction I want to have it." - so, |
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attract developers who work with you on your goals (We don't have enough devs |
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anyways, ~10% unmaintained packages in the tree speak for themselves) within |
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Gentoo. I for one can't say we haven't seen a lot of improvements in |
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different subprojects, just that it takes time. |
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> see the history of the Panama canal for instance, but it takes a *LOT* of |
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work |
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Odd comparison, having in mind how much lives it did cost. |
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Carsten |