On Tue 15.Sep'09 at 17:16:56 +0200, Daniel Isenmann wrote: > On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:07:12 +0200 > "Carlos R. Mafra" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > So I will hide in the dark for a while and will stop hunting patches > > out there. I will of course react if people send me patches though. > > Sad to hear that...I hope that other developers out there are hunting > for patches and send it to you, that your GIT repo doesn't die. > Hopefully you have some "time slices" again for WindowMaker, because > your work was great.
The git repo will never die, sorry if that was the impression. I will always have time slices for Window Maker, for sure! But right now I think that the number of patches which I missed for some reason is very small, and it always take some time for me to study why they are necessary when they are not accompanied by an enlightening commit log (I am not a programmer, btw). I like to think about them when I want to learn something different from my day to day routine, but that does not mean that others can't hunt them, provide a meaningful explanation in a few lines of changelog and send them to the list :-) As you perhaps noticed with that 64-bit patch earlier today, they _can_ be confusing, especially to someone not much experienced like me. However I can follow/learn the reason when I see it, so that is why I like meaningful commit logs. See the patch which I pushed to 'next'. For someone who knows these things very well, that changelog might seem childish. But that is what I would like to have read in the first place anyway, so I wrote it now :-) So people, send me patches if I missed them! -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
