https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=266532
--- Comment #18 from Guido Falsi <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Ivan Rozhuk from comment #17) > Is POLA include bugs? ) Well actually it could, but that's not the point here. There is no bug. It looks to me you have a very personal definition of bug and of how to "solve" them. > Or these 2 scripts may be distributed separately and sample config may use it > by default. Great idea, why don't you file a bug report for anew port which includes these two scripts and all the glue needed to install them? Maybe someone would pick it up (not me, obviously) > sw cursor + heavy load like llvm/chromium compilation. > This is very simple change to improve user experience without any risk of > side effects. The point is that changing Xorg priority is not a bugfix, but a local workaround that each user can choose to apply locally, and is not something that we should impose from the official ports. Personally I don't consider what you describe as a bug or even an annoyance. But that's me. > This is very simple change to improve user experience without any risk of > side effects. This is your opinion, but is against port rules. Any patch included in the ports tree should also be sent upstream [1] so your proposal of including a patch that is not good enough to be upstreamed is not acceptable by the ports rules. Also not upstreaming patches is a big problem with the ports tree. Differences with upstream accumulate and we are handling ports here, not forks. So yes, if upstreeam has a bug, the bug is expected to also exist in the port. It can be fixed in the port before the upstream but in such a way to be upstreamed. Anyway I'm not considering these scripts for inclusion. I would not feel comfortable committing them. But this will not stop you from writing to the mailing lists or seeking other committer's interest in them. [1] https://docs.freebsd.org/en/articles/contributing/#_maintainer_responsibilities -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
