On Thu, 31 Oct 2013 00:51:21 +0100 Michaël Bouchaud <y...@efl.so> wrote:
> I will try to find my best words. > Sorry to annoy you with a huge commit. But as I say before, I'm the > main dev of entrance and the only one to take care about it. And I do > it in my free times, as my contribution to the efl libraries and > enlightenment since a long time. > Raster or cedric have made some contribution to entrance before. But > it was a long time ago. The last diff I see, from another than me, is > from raster, where is a diff is on a pam file (not C code). Raster > don't see I provide a file for debian-ubuntu pam... > So I take this into account that an advanced user, who don't notice I > provide this one. So I change my mind and today, I provide a debian > pam file in first. (the second pam file is for gentoo or arch. Where > I think user are welcome and get used to do some patch or custom cp > for things to work, instead of ubuntu users...). > But this is not the problem here. I just want you point out, I have > some users who use entrance everyday and welcome to have the last > revision to test it. We have migrated from svn to git. OK. They do > it, and since I still have about 10 mails each months for entrance... > Now I have 4 choices. > - First one, try to do atomic commit to pleased you and have some > review from nobody...(maybe cedric for some commit not all, where he > will say nothing...). As I said before, I don't want to spare my time > for that. > - Second choice, don't do atomic commit... and nobody can (want) > review me. But I will annoy some people with my huge commit (where > this people can configure mailing box to ignore it as said by kuri). That second choice works for me. I'm not annoyed, and I'm planning on giving entrance another go now, especially if it has better Ubuntu support now. It's good to see it being worked on. -- A big old stinking pile of genius that no one wants coz there are too many silver coated monkeys in the world.
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