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My past jobs have worn me out, which combined with upstream work, caused |
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me to become minimally active for some time. I am in the middle of some |
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changes to my life that will likely change that, but I don't use most of |
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the packages that I maintain anymore and they have gotten very little |
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attention since they fell into disuse by me. |
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The packages that I do use have enough outstanding bugs both downstream |
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and upstream to keep me occupied from now until doomsday, so it would be |
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better that the packages that I do not use were maintained by people who |
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use them. |
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Consequently, the following packages are officially up for grabs: |
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app-editors/bvi |
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dev-python/eliot |
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dev-python/treq |
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net-dns/https_dns_proxy |
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net-libs/libiscsi |
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sys-devel/heirloom-devtools |
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sys-freebsd/ubin-wrappers |
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sys-freebsd/virtio-kmod |
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sys-libs/nss-usrfiles |
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www-client/dooble |
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The BSD team likely would want the two sys-freebsd ones. |
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I have omitted sys-kernel/genkernel, app-arch/lz4, sys-kernel/spl, |
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sys-fs/zfs-kmod and sys-fs/zfs with whom I have co-maintainers. Those |
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are not up for grabs (nor could I put genkernel up for grabs). |
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Furthermore, I am active upstream in 3/5 of those, so I would keep them |
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even if I did not have co-maintainers. However, if mgorny would like to |
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be the sole lz4 maintainer, I would be happy to step aside. The change |
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would be long overdue. |
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I have also omitted app-emulation/crossover-bin, but I would appreciate |
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a co-maintainer for it, which gets updated as I use it. That happens |
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about once per year on average, although less lately because I have far |
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less need for Windows software these days. I can arrange with |
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codeweavers for the person willing to co-maintain it to get free access |
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to it. If interest, please ping me in freenode IRC regarding this. I am |
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far less responsive via email than I am via IRC these days. |