Re: Temporary REVU package storage

On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 11:06:09 -0400, Barry deFreese wrote: [...] >> Additionally, before you start demanding that I do things in the way >> that's easy for you, remember that I'm a volunteer. >> >> On a related note, I really don't think we need to make it easier to >> submit packages. > > I have t

Re: review tool for new packages (was: Temporary REVU package storage)

Dear all, I have been pondering this for some time now. I have a sympathy with Scott and Barry; I have seen myself that quite often people misuse REVU and the people that are volunteering their effort to get new packages in Ubuntu. Unfortunately, I have also been using myself REVU as a contribut

Re: Temporary REVU package storage

Scott Kitterman wrote: > On Saturday 18 August 2007 04:07, Neil Wilson wrote: > >> Sorry Scott, but we're going to have to disagree on that point. >> >> Fundamentally ubuntu development is based around launchpad, and you >> have to get involved in that if you want to deal with bugs, upgrades >>

Re: Temporary REVU package storage

On Saturday 18 August 2007 04:07, Neil Wilson wrote: > Sorry Scott, but we're going to have to disagree on that point. > > Fundamentally ubuntu development is based around launchpad, and you > have to get involved in that if you want to deal with bugs, upgrades > and the like. I guess this is wher

Previous MOTU meeting.

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Re: Temporary REVU package storage

Hi Neil, Neil Wilson wrote: > Sorry Scott, but we're going to have to disagree on that point. > > Fundamentally ubuntu development is based around launchpad, and you > have to get involved in that if you want to deal with bugs, upgrades > and the like. Nope. Launchpad is just a tool like bugzill

Re: Temporary REVU package storage

Sorry Scott, but we're going to have to disagree on that point. Fundamentally ubuntu development is based around launchpad, and you have to get involved in that if you want to deal with bugs, upgrades and the like. To then require people to learn an entirely different system for new packages is f