Hey, > >So I may continue to send those notices but aim at looking more careful > > AFAIAC, it's a good thing that you do. You have a far better > understanding of KDE/Plasma than me. As a result, I get insights that > would not be obvious to me. For example, I managed to delete a whole > load of redundant Qt4 stuff recently. I would not have attempted to do > so without your announcements here. > > So, again, thank you.
+1 from my side. I really also like that Martin is doing this kind of communication. Thanks artin for sharing debian-kde@ the news from the Qt/KDE Debian team. > >and not report about things uploaded to experimental (unless there > > Mistakes happen; we're only human after all.... > I think Sandro might have come across more harshly than was intended. > Don't worry about it too much. Sure mistakes happen, I also do a lot of stupid stuff. My comment was formulated harshly and I'm very sorry for that! Thanks Brad for bringing this up. Only after your message I got back reading my message again and I noticed it that it was too harsh formulated. What I really want to do is encourage people to participate in Qt/KDE Debian team and not scare them off. As you may or may not know the Qt/KDE Debian team is unfortunately not very big and we are happy about everyone who want to join. And we find work for everyone, create/update documentation, update our website [1], organize meetings, create blog posts, do/organize bug triages, bring bug reports upstream, ... I can also offer to help people, that want to start with packaging! I tend to write messages and forget, that the the audience I'm talking to don't know the terms I use or about the topic itself. I really enjoy explaining stuff, so if you have ANY question, feel free to ask. Regards, hefee [1] https://qt-kde-team.pages.debian.net/
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