1 |
On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 02:43:46 -0400 |
2 |
Paul <set@×××××.com> wrote: |
3 |
|
4 |
> Hi; |
5 |
> |
6 |
> I am curious about the state of gentoo; I feel I have a |
7 |
> material interest, as I try to report bugs, submit patches, and |
8 |
> ebuilds because I want to make this distribution better for me. |
9 |
> I have noticed that the numbers assigned to each of my |
10 |
> new bug reports has been advancing at such a high rate over time, |
11 |
> that I am given to wonder if the developers can keep up. My |
12 |
> ebuilds especially have seemed to languish lately. |
13 |
> How are you guys doing? Do you have any areas that you |
14 |
> would like us to focus on? (eg. QA) I could squeeze out ebuilds |
15 |
> regularly, but I tend to wait on those in the pipeline. |
16 |
> I havent checked, but is gentoo-core still closed? |
17 |
> Could it be read-only, maybe only in digest form? The more |
18 |
> I know about where this project is going, the more motivated |
19 |
> I am to help, rather than say, sitting back on my haunches |
20 |
> and waiting. (something I have been unable to do so far:) |
21 |
> I am not suggesting make gentoo democratic, just take |
22 |
> advantage of those who are not part of the core team better, |
23 |
> by giving more guidance. |
24 |
|
25 |
Well said. :)) |
26 |
|
27 |
I have to agree. there are alot of non-core people on this list and just itching to help out in any respect possible. |
28 |
Maybe assign a new core member to "public relations" to help up and coming developers in helping where you guys need the most help but cannot warrent |
29 |
spending core members time doing. |
30 |
|
31 |
Henti Smith |