On Sat, 9 Jan 1999, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote: > You noticed there how much time is involved in being a developer. Add > that in to how few developers have powerpcs and how busy we are outside > of the project. I'm not offended, but it's not going to make me more > active, either. Also, the past month or so is a slow time for Debian - > lots of vacations.
Still you didn't answer my main question. Suppose I can help in some way, esp. with ports, until I find time to become a proper developer, is there an organized list of ports to be done, and some way to get them to the right places? > Alas, essentially, you can't. Just keep prodding until developers get > around to them. I'm back at my machine now, I may be able to. Let me get this right, unless I keep pissing everyone in the list off about every new port, there is no other way for me to contribute what I can? Seems to me that it should be easier for someone to offer his voluntary help, considering that there are so few ppc developers. Konstantinos Margaritis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
