> > Plf seems to be first step to become official contributors, we are > > testing two or three guys... They will be ready soon for contrib ;) > > IMHO PLF should stay away from official/contrib repositories.
well making a package legal in my country or making a package legal almost everywhere is the same process. So people can get some training on plf package, and, if they are good, they will be validated. Even if not written, the rules are the same has everywhere. You send patches, you get some works done, and after, you start to do more importatn work. I do not think that oliveir said that plf should be merged with mdk, of course not. > PLF > does the "bestest" job on the planet (side by side with texstar). But > some of their packages are simply illegal in some parts of the world. > I love PLF's work. But make it separate. Of course, plf people never talked to any mdk people, they live in a different country, and, there is no connection between them. > > Regards, > > PS. Isn't anyone bothered with first line of my mail? I think KMail > should have ability to bind language to profile. Well, it not too hard to guess what it say :) -- Mickaël Scherer
