Quoting Branden Robinson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > I trust you're aware of the massive rearrangement of the XKB data in > 4.3.0, which is why I haven't been applying much in the way of XKB data > patches. Well, no, you probably weren't. That would require reading > the traffic on the debian-x mailing list, wouldn't it?
Which is pretty impossible for someone (like Denis) who's involved in a lot of other matters. I've re-read this whole thread, just for trying to understand why you guys are fighting. Besides the usual effect or e-mail exchanges amplifying arguments, it seems that all involved parties are in fact people who are strongly commited to Debian, in various part. All of you (this includes me also) have probably reached the point where you cannot take more work even though you would want to. Branden, you mostly say Denis "come help and discuss i18n patches in deban-x, I lack time for properly do the whole work". Denis (and Kubota-san, also AFAIK), you ask Branden to change his policy about patches, which more or less asking him more work, indirectly (as a consequence of errors triggered one day or another by bad patches). I think everybody has good intentions here, but probably different points of view. Please continue to remember this and do no jump into a useless flamewar. The solution to this problem is probably by finding more and more manpower for maintaining our packages and all stuff we want to progress in Debian. If we lack manpower, we have to make sacrifices, which is always hard to accept for people who accept them. All people involved here are good people, don't forget it when thinking about throwing knifes to each other. This was my "peace and love" minute (I'm a 70's man..... :)). Thanks for listening. As you may see, I have no solution for your xterm problem. It will maybe fix in sarge, if all parties agree on a solution. It will maybe be fixed later, it it appears impossible to do something else. Sarge will never be perfect. Just try to make it as perfect as possible... -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
