I can volunteer to follow/try to understand patches of the "general
users", like myself.

    However my internal knowledge of linuxcnc is limited and I could end up
in not having the capability of be up to the task.
    If I feel that I am not able to fulfill the task, do not get me wrong!
    Please also note that I do not have push capability and that my
volunteer work would be to report back to this list.
    Filipe

    Citando Chris Morley <chrisinnana...@hotmail.com>:
> We have no formal patch submission process.
>   Fairly often someone presents a patch to us and it
>   gets no response.
>
>   I find this a bit of a tragedy and bad manners.
>   Anyone not used to linuxcnc development will
>   be pretty put-off with no response and have in fact
>   little recourse - other then continue to bug us,
>   which will probably get - no response :)
>
>   While thinking of solutions I came to only two ideas:
>
>   - 1) Someone volunteers to follow up patch submissions.
>
>   This would mean:
>   evaluate or get evaluated the idea and the code.
>   If accepted, push the code to the right place.
>   email a response of some kind
>
>   This would require:
>   Support from the rest of the developers in opinions,
>   evaluations and freedom to push stuff that is not thrilling
>   but hurts nothing.
>
>   This is close to what we have other then a volunteer would
>   make sure this was done for all patches, not just ones he
>   was interested in. (he could of course delegate if need be)
>
>   - 2)  patches are added to the linuxcnc-meeting so at least
>   there is a small discussion on the matter.
>   possibly find a person to evaluate and push the code at
>   this meeting
>
>   I think our prime problem is that our push-capable developer
>   group is small so time and expertise become scarce.
>   I also think that it's tough to evaluate patches that aren't
>   our interest, when we (as a group) have not really defined
>   what directions linuxcnc is interested in.
>
>   I hate the thought of losing ideas or code because we seem
>   uninterested or the barrier is too high.
>
>   Opinions?
>
>
>    
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