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On Sat, Oct 27, 2018 at 8:18 AM Joonas Niilola <juippis@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On 10/27/18 2:16 PM, Michal Prívozník wrote: |
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> > That is the case on every mailing list. Every -dev list has number of |
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> > subscribes far bigger than number of people with commit access. |
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> > But I respect your decision guys. I am going to stop posting patches |
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> > until there's an agreement on how to do that. |
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> > Michal |
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> Why can't you use Github like _everyone_ else? It's really simple and fast. |
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I don't appreciate this type of argumentation. _everyone_ else doesn't use |
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Github. Some people use it. |
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Why doesn't Gentoo just use binary packages like _everyone_else; the answer |
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is because Gentoo values building from source and we |
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also value controlling our own destiny by running our own tooling. |
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> Also, as I see, tamiko has been applying all of your (recent) patches, |
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> so maybe you can ask him to become your personal committer (/ proxied |
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> maintainer), and send patches via PM so everyone stays happy? :) |
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I'm happy to see patches on the list; I'd rather have too much email on the |
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list then not enough. |
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-A |