Hi Lubomir, On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 02:04:26PM +0200, Lubomir Kundrak wrote: > Mailing lists certainly don't scale well for patches and many people. > GRUB has a bugtracker on Savannah -- shouldn't that one be used?
Yes, but the developers tend to lurk on grub-devel instead. I think it's more effective. > > Unfortunately, opening it to non-subscribers results in tons of spam coming > > to > > the list, which makes it unusable. > > Ever heard of moderated lists? (Surely moderation usually takes a lot of > word, so I mostly flush all messages pending moderation for some time. > Exception is when I am notified that a message from non-subscriber is > coming via BTS or IRC. This would be exactly that case. Let's say I think moderated lists are fine as long as I'm not the one who's gonna moderate them ;-) > GRUB upstream would have to reconsider the way they accept patches [...] I keep thinking the same. Not my decision though. -- Robert Millan "The technological evasion of the license is as unacceptable as the legal evasion of the license [...]. That's the provision in section 1 regarding keys. [...] We say one thing: when you sell somebody a home... give him the keys" -- Eben Moglen on GPLv3 -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
