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Mart Raudsepp <leio@g.o> posted |
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1242777068.30374.30.camel@localhost, excerpted below, on Wed, 20 May 2009 |
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02:51:08 +0300: |
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> It is about getting popular packages (based on various metrics) into the |
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> official tree for easy access and with known quality. |
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Perhaps some concrete examples of packages you have in mind might be |
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useful. I list in the footnote[1] a couple I originally merged from |
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sunrise, that are now in-tree. I that the type of package you had in |
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mind? What /about/ sunrise packages? Will you be working with them to |
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bring "popular" packages from there in-tree too? |
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Of course in your case the ebuilds aren't in the tree yet, but bug |
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numbers for apps you believe fit the "popular" description might be |
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useful. "Popular packages" is a nebulous enough term on its own, that |
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some examples might help. |
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Also, an example or two of what you might consider a borderline case, |
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that you might consider adding if the load on the proposed project wasn't |
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too high already, but would reject if it was. Feel free to add comments |
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or explanations on how you came to that conclusion, both for the popular |
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and borderline examples, as well, if you think it necessary. |
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[1] I still use sys-apps/moreutils. |
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The other one was www-plugins/swfdec-mozilla and its dep media-libs- |
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swfdec, which I had some trouble with and eventually unmerged in favor of |
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a couple of youtube downloaders, since youtube was what I mainly used |
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swfdec for anyway. |
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Duncan - List replies preferred. No HTML msgs. |
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"Every nonfree program has a lord, a master -- |
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and if you use the program, he is your master." Richard Stallman |