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Le Sat, 28 Apr 2007 22:27:47 +0000 (UTC), |
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Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@×××.net> a écrit : |
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> Dominique Michel <dominique.michel@×××××××××.ch> posted |
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> 20070428183250.68881282@localhost, excerpted below, on Sat, 28 Apr 2007 |
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> 18:32:50 +0200: |
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> > I disagree. When searching for a software to do a given job and when I |
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> > have no idea of which software can do it, I begin to look for the ebuild |
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> > descriptions in the portage tree. It goes faster as anything else with |
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> > mc. And I will never search a genealogy program in theology, so I will |
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> > just miss it if it is in theology. |
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> I think you are missing the distinction between category/package, as seen |
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> in the tree and therefore affecting users and externally visible, and |
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> herd, which many users likely aren't aware of at all, as it's primarily a |
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> Gentoo-internal way for devs to organize packages of a similar theme they |
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> may be interested in working on. |
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It is well possible as I am not a dev. (still) I will look at it. But it |
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doesn't change at some devs expressed the same concern in this thread. Another |
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fact remain: theology is about religion when genealogy is about sciences. |
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Ciao, |
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Dominique |
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