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On 7/25/06, Robert Cernansky <hslists2@××××××.sk> wrote: |
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> On Tue, 25 Jul 2006 13:48:17 -0700 Richard Fish <bigfish@××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Is the list of such packages available somewhere? |
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The official and most up-to-date (hopefully) list can be generated with: |
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find /usr/portage -name metadata.xml | xargs grep -E "maintainer-.*@" |
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> RF> Regardless, if there are packages you feel are ready to go to stable, |
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> RF> you can file bugs on bugs.gentoo.org to request stabilization. |
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> Of course I can but I want to point out that this should happen |
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> occasionally. I reported several packages to be keyworded for amd64 |
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> year ago and none of them is stable yet. So it seems to me that |
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> this is not "bug", this is a "rule". |
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Are these packages stable for x86? |
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> PS: Richard, how do you read this mailing list? I have suspicion |
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> that my mails do not arriving to mailing list. I see only your |
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> reply, not my original post (this happened also with my previous |
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> mail from 23. 7.). |
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Gmail. In fact, the problem you describe, I have only ever heard |
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about happening to gmail users, because gmail doesn't show your own |
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postings to mail lists until there is a reply. It basically |
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recognizes the incoming message as something it already has, so it |
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isn't 'new'. |
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However, I have a filter setup to apply a label to all gentoo-user |
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mail, so I actually do see my own posts show up under that label. |
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-Richard |
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