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On 2016-07-02 14:00 -0400, Rich Freeman wrote: |
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> The irony here is that I tend to favor keeping unmaintained packages |
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> around as long as possible. I've certainly gotten into arguments with |
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> treecleaners in the past. However, there are sometimes lines that |
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> packages end up on the wrong side of, and at that point either |
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> somebody has to put in the work to fix them, or they need to be |
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> removed. |
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So, what exactly *are* those red lines in the case of dev-java/icedtea? |
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As I wrote in my initial post in this thread, I can see no discussion of |
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this in the java mailing list. |
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I'm like James in that I can't use IRC for serious tech discussion |
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(although it is a fine replacement for talkd:) I can grok github to |
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some degree, so if there is a github project I can follow please point |
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me to it. |
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Please *no* private copies of mailing list or newsgroup messages. |
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Why does the arrow on Hillary signs point to the right? |
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