Дмитрий Габинский <[email protected]> writes:

> 18 августа 2011 г. 22:38 пользователь Giuseppe Scrivano <[email protected]>
>>
>> Thanks to have reported it!
>
> You’re welcome. But kidding aside, how do you think you can attract
> more volunteers without ready compiled binaries? With them, you can
> suggest users IceCat as an option to have Firefox functionality
> without installing the latter, thus, without the need to cope with
> dependencies etc. And with better privacy as well. Without binaries,
> you can only attract a handful of geeks willing to wait half a day
> while it compiles.

There are binaries for different distros, don't they work better than
static binaries?  Why don't you use them?
Don't keep everything centralized make new contributions easier, I
think.



> P. S. I will raise the issue of compiled binaries again and again
> until I get banned from this list. Or until you deliver them :-)

unless you advertise magic blue pills or hair grow solutions, nobody is
going to ban you :-)

Cheers,
Giuseppe

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