On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 11:22:17AM +0200, Davide G. M. Salvetti wrote:
> actually I am not presenting any argument.
Your arguing actually was:
... you can start by studying how the software
is packaged and of course you are welcome to send in patches.
as a response to a patch which was provided inside #539749. I'd
call this weak arguing (at best).
> AT> I admit I'm a bit sick of people who force me to apply patches
> AT> myself and build local packages if I want to use recent high popcon
> AT> software like Emacs 23 who are not even be able to say sorry for not
> AT> beeing active to potential helpers.
>
> It is not my intent to force people. If you feel so inclined, please do
> a NMU.
The problem does not qualify for a NMU and you leave potential helpers
completely unclear about your intentions. So I'm forced to find a
private solution if I do not want to conflict to our social standards.
> I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean about "being active to
> potential helpers".
Well, if I would be inactive and realise that I'm a blocker of a package
I would say sorry to my fellow developers for doing so and enable them
to change the status.
> AT> BTW, it's no shame to group maintain a package it's a way to face
> AT> real live if you are busy with other stuff.
>
> The package is comaintained, and qualified people are always welcome
> (Frank Küster being the most prominent, looking to past history).
debian/control says:
Maintainer: Davide G. M. Salvetti <sa...@debian.org>
Uploaders: OHURA Makoto <oh...@debian.org>
but the changelog has not a single upload of OHURA Makoto
<oh...@debian.org>. So what exactly are you talking about?
A good example for a team maintenance is the
Debian TeX Maintainers <debian-tex-ma...@lists.debian.org>
Kind regards
Andreas.
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