On 25 July 2014 15:28, Daniel Baumann <daniel.baum...@progress-technologies.net> wrote: > Serge Hallyn <serge.hal...@ubuntu.com> >> Anyway, I'll be posting a new 0.28 release later today, based upon >> which Daniel will post a new package, with himself listed as >> maintainer. We'll proceed from there. > > seems these words are not worth anything. > > instead, Serge uploaded a new version (through Steve) yesterday, and > ftp-master (eventhough being kept in the loop on all mails in #754910) just > happily accepted that right away. > > i spend quite some time on this package, all in vain. hope at least you're > happy with the way you treat people, because i'm not. >
I'm sorry you feel this way, however my original complaint against your development around it still stands: please file ITPs in the future, and please use multiarch for any new libraries, and please talk to upstream about packaging things, and please have vested intrinsic knowledge of a given software before embarking on trivial packaging work around it. Debian is way past the point where we rapidly trivially package things to "get it in first". Instead we really are after meritocracy, and making sure the best people available take care of the individual parts of our operating system. I'm sure your patches to cgmanager or any other software in Debian is highly welcome and would be applied/reviewed/NMUed as appropriate. I value your contributions to Debian, especially when it's something extraordinary and new. Redoing readily available debian compatible packaging from scratch, is - all in vain, and I still don't see how that gave Debian or yourself any competitive advantage, apart from ultimately delaying integration of newer core components in Debian. Back when I was not a DD, I was seeking sponsorship through my teams and debian-mentors mailing-list / irc channel. At the time, it was clear that sponsors were setting the standards much higher than what's required and recommended by policy. To the point of refusing to sponsor things, until everything was perfect. As a sponsor today, I try to adhere to the same high standards, but it looks like that may be slipping in the project. Collectively we should be making sure that Debian is more like a zen garden, than a kitchen sink. ps. not sure why leader is added to the CC. If you feel you are not treated well in Debian Project, you should contact Debain Anti Harassment team at antiharassment@d.o email alias to discuss and resolve your concerns. -- Regards, Dimitri. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-wnpp-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: https://lists.debian.org/canbhluh7g0pv74e3f90wyzojsqeecjkoxmxsmjctyrz1nm5...@mail.gmail.com
