Am 27.01.2012 03:27, schrieb François Pinard:
Andreas Röhler<andreas.roeh...@online.de> writes:
started a Blueprint delivering the reasons for the kind of proceeding
tried currently
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/python-mode/+spec/pymacs
Think such a Blueprint might be a good place for listing pros and cons.
Using Make has it's merits too, bien sure.
Hello, Andreas, and gang.
Bon jour François,
After a quick visit to the link above, its purpose is not clear.
Is that a device you happen to like for organizing your own thoughts on
the matter, and where you can later direct people when you feel useful
to so?
consider it a kind of organizer for a certain title resp. task
If yes : nice, good, great! Enjoy, and have a lot of fun! :-)
Am I expected to follow what's in it? No problem I get an email
whenever it gets edited. Otherwise, as I really do not feel like
having-yet-another-thing-to-check-daily. I have far too much already.
Do you expect me to share ideas in there? Do you really expect me to
use Web editors for speaking to a "blueprint"? I much prefer humans.
it's just a possibility, some editable notice. Always listening :)
And moreover, what's wrong with Emacs, email, and this mailing list?
Sending Mails onto the Blueprint works too
As a grown up, you surely not need me to jump into your chosen sandbox
for organizing thoughts in your place, are you? *You* do that! ;-) If
you want to help me organizing my own ideas, thanks, but I can manage.
it's rather to make public some project, discussion with results it.
a kind of public reflecting.
François
P.S. Who hates the useless multiplication of maintainer toys, and who
honestly needs a good incentive before taking the time it takes to study
what each is meant to do, and how (badly) it does (not do) it...
okay
So let's come to the very issue of
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/python-mode/+spec/pymacs
not mentioned yet :)
BTW did you see
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/~fpinard
Isn't that nice ;)
Cheers,
Andreas
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