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On Saturday 08 April 2006 00:52, Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> highly suspect statements |
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> these states are all quite common ... trying to make some kind of |
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> supposition as to which is the most common is a waste of time |
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No. It's my opinion. Respect it, please. You don't have to agree. |
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> in my experience, from the many forms of Gentoo communication (real life, |
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> mailing lists, irc, forums, etc...): |
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> - quite common for people to be lazy and just use the default |
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> - quite common for people to change the default to their own thing |
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> - quite common for people to use just Gentoo themes where they can |
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> as long as people include Gentoo themes in packages for people to select, |
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> we should have pretty good coverage of everyone's needs |
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Well, if we end with some stuff not themed, some stuff themed, having it |
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applied by default as well as non-default, maybe even different looking |
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theming depending on the package, the result will suck. |
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Is it that hard to define a few goals, instead coming up with "ha, let's do |
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Gentoo themes" without having a clue about the conditions, what it should |
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look like and what the side-effects are!? |
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Carsten |
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