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On Saturday 10 July 2004 01:18 pm, Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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> On Sat, 2004-07-10 at 13:19, Jeff Smelser wrote: |
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> > because I was told kde isn't ready simply because its not 30 days. your |
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> > telling me now its just a guidline, which is what I thought in the |
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> > beginning.. |
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> > Its come back full circle. |
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> Not exactly... we've said over and over again that a package should |
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> remain for ~30 days simply to weed out bugs. It's been 30 days. I |
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> *never* said that KDE was not stable because it had not been in testing |
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> for 30 days, but rather that you should wait until at least 30 days of |
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> no bugs until asking why. That part is pretty clear in the afore quoted |
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> text. |
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Well, my intention was to find out how I could get it released. Thats it. |
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> > Like I have said, over and over.. How can I get kde released? Celeb told |
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> > me its ready, he hasn't had time to repoman and blah blah. I am asking |
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> > now, what i can do to get it arched.. This is a positive discussion on |
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> > how to move this forward. If I can't do it, then so be it. |
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> How can you get KDE released? You can't. Only a developer with CVS |
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> access can do that. You can *help* by testing and whatnot, but in the |
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> end, without access to commit to the CVS tree, you cannot complete a |
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> release. |
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Well, then I guess I am just suppose to wait till someone has time to do it. |
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Which leads me back to what I had planned to do in the beginning. See if |
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there is a solution we can come up with.Why not have have a single developer, |
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per herd maybe if the herd is big, that his/her sole responsibility is to |
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release software? Celeb doesn't have time, so he shoots and email to so and |
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so, and he tells them to release it? |
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> As for me personally attacking you, I've done no such thing. I have |
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> attacked *the way* that you have been portraying yourself through the |
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> words you have chosen with your emails. However, I have definitely been |
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> out of line in some of my comments, and for that, I apologise. I just |
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> get tired of hearing users time and time again point out all of our |
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> flaws with nothing helpful to say, until later when we point out that |
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> their original comments were inflammatory. |
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Lets just move on, we all said things we probably regret.. |
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> Besides... why in the world would you want to use KDE anyway? Gnome is |
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> *way* better... |
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I hate redhat, which in turn, makes me hate gnome since they use to be so tied |
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to it.. And sill are? You have no idea what I would like to do to gnome and |
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redhat for that matter. |
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Jeff |
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Quote: ARRRGGHH!!!! ... (The sound of someone actually learning something) |
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