On Sun, 5 Jun 2005, Daniel Holbach wrote:
We get those people there. Our NEW packages policy states that every
completely new package has to be reviewed by at least 3 maintainers or
MOTUs. The packages in question are in a pretty good state and the MOTU
hopefuls work incredibly hard to get into it.
Sounds like a good quality measure.
I have to admit that I was not aware that there is something in parallel
in this universe that the Debian mirrors which is providing *.deb packages
of free software. My impression was that Ubuntu would directly derive
from sid and universe would be kind of a sid mirror. If this is not
the case I really wonder why we are discussing about forks, spoons or
other kind of cutlery. IMHO this is a clear sign that Ubunto is
drifting away from Debian. Please note: I never said that this is bad
or a problem for me. I just thought that joining forces in Free Software
is the most effective way and I wonder why Ubuntu did not decided to
add what is missing in Debian instead of making an extra effort. But
it must be me that I do not understand all things which happen ...
Kind regards
Andreas.
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