On 10/4/06, Chris Gianelloni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Work is done in the overlays, tested, improved, then committed into the main tree once the kinks have been worked out. We get a stronger core tree with fewer "developers" and a better interaction with the community.
And a Gentoo that's so deeply loved by those who enact this plan that they've strangled it with their love. Ugh. No thanks. Gentoo's not just a project, it's a community. Those of us who work within it have a moral duty to preserve it, and all the opportunities it offers people, for the developers who will come after us. It is _not_ for us to steal those opportunities from future generations. Gentoo isn't ours. We just hold it in trust for the moment. Best regards, Stu -- -- gentoo-dev@gentoo.org mailing list
