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So it's here a bit late due to some mail issues but never the less |
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Once upon a time there were some devs and a welp and they had a |
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potentially crazy idea. |
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welp: "I have an amd64 box sitting around here and just doing nonsense. |
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Can I help you with doing something useful?" |
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dev1: "Heh, look there, another arch tester for us :)" |
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dev2: "Yup. See the URL in the topic, you can help us by testing |
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packages on amd64" |
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welp read through the page carefully and started working. |
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Some days passed by and welp did a good job. But he definitely wanted more |
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welp: "Is there something special required to work on this overlay?" |
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dev3: "Nothing except some ebuilds you worked on and a password ;)" |
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welp nopasted some ebuilds he wrote and after some improvements he |
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committed them. He got familiar with it and advanced to a trusted |
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committer and well-respected commenter pretty fast. |
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So quite some weeks later the devs wanted him to take the end of |
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mentoring quiz so that he could work on all the packages he provided in |
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the tree. |
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And if he doesn't sleep already, he still cares about all the open bugs. |
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END |
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Now you know the story behind our new amd64/bugday/xfce dev from UK. I |
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think he deserves the usual happy welcome :) |
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Jokey |
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