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On 02/03/2010 11:38 AM, Sébastien Fabbro wrote: |
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> * Manpower: |
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> First our under staffed recruitment team found some time to |
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> turn Justin Lecher (jlec) an official Gentoo developer who |
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> hasn't stopped into helping for the science and chemistry packages. |
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> Welcome Justin! |
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Welcome indeed! |
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> We also need to know whether we still want a leader. Some time ago |
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> the question was raised, but got no definite answer. |
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I'm not opposed to having a leader, but I'd be pleasantly suprised if |
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someone has the time. |
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> be very nice, but first it would be worth checking how many people are |
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> actually using Gentoo for science. |
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I know of about 20 scientists in Houston using gentoo right now. |
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> One another simple thing is also add a <longdescription> tag in the |
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> metadata.xml of our packages which I think useful to discover quickly |
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> a new package and give credits for upstream. |
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Very good idea! |
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> Best, |
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> Sebastien |
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I'm still somewhat active. We've got a newborn (hooray!) and a full time |
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job, so I'm around...but time is always short. |
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Poke me if you need my help on anything. |
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Later, |
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Jeff Gardner |
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