ltoscano added a comment.

  In D15880#337040 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D15880#337040>, @yurchor wrote:
  
  > In D15880#337039 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D15880#337039>, @ltoscano 
wrote:
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  > > In D15880#337038 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D15880#337038>, @yurchor 
wrote:
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  > > > Ok. I failed to install Arcanist in Mageia properly as well (its 
dependencies required more space than was free on my root partition). Will my 
patches be excluded from now on?
  > >
  > > You have a commit account and you can land your own patch. But that means 
that they will lack the metadata information (who reviewed it and so on) unless 
you spend time manually copying the commit message from phabricator.
  > >
  > > That said, you don't need to "install" arcanist in your root partition. 
If you check the generic instruction, you basically need to clone two 
repositories and point the PATH to one of them. That's what I have been doing 
for almost two years.
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  > I guess I understand better why we have not that many developers these 
days. Those who prefer the pure command line, full-fledged PHP on a workstation 
and vim would never use KDE.
  
  
  I'm not sure about this statement and I'm not sure about the implication. 
There is nothing about vim here.
  You mentioned `git diff`, which is a command line tool.
  If I need to talk about stereotypes, hardcore vim+pure command line user are 
said to be allergic to PHP, so that category of people that you mentioned 
should not really exist.
  And non-hardcore vim and command line users, which seems to be the category 
you think may contribute to KDE stuff, do not probably care about another 
interpreter installed locally. At least, this was not a problem when people 
asked on IRC about how to send patches. If the problem is the PHP dependency we 
can team up with other phabricator user and make git-phab (in python) working 
again, but no one seemed to find this an high priority.
  
  Anyway, we are going off topic, but I invite you to reconsider how much this 
is a real problem.

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