If you want to hack the kernel, you should probably go directly to
kernel.org (also, search for Eudyptula).
I read about past failed attempts of arch trying to make something out
of gsoc, and that LDAP layer supposed to connect the different
websites' logins stil is not a thing. Go ahead, I'd say. On that same
note, do we have more pressing issues?
cheers!
mar77i
Hi everyone,
I am currently thinking about applying for the 2017 run of Google Summer of
Code. Because I am an avid Arch user and general Linux enthusiast I thought
it would be nice to work on Arch and make my contribution back to the
community. This discussion seems to come up most years and I
> Other than that, I don't like gentoo's way of dealing with this
> problems other than the fact they ship tooling to actually deal with
> the 3-way merge pacman expects from the user. I'd welcome suggestions
> on this and actually was not smart enough up to now to somehow have a
> script dig up
Please, never ever seriously consider making pacman surprising in any
way resembling to what has been unsuccessfully proposed.
Does the pacman wiki suggest running the following line after updates yet?
find /etc /opt /usr /var -regextype egrep -regex '\*.pac(new|save)'
A section describing the
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