On 03/29/2015 10:20 PM, Jonathan wrote:
Hey folks,
I'm been starting to work on Debian bugs and found that most of the
issues are eventually ranked from easy to hard to fix. I wondering if we
can do the same (if not already). I think it would encourage new folks
to pick up tasks (like
Actually, this is a good alternative: post here if anyone knows
about simple bugs that I can tackle.
Although Martin, I wouldn't considering writing patches involving
atomic ops to be easy/simple bugs. However, I think I know enough
x86 asm to write an optimized version of atomicInc and
On 03/30/2015 05:19 PM, Jonathan wrote:
Actually, this is a good alternative: post here if anyone knows about
simple bugs that I can tackle.
Although Martin, I wouldn't considering writing patches involving atomic
ops to be easy/simple bugs. However, I think I know enough x86 asm to
write
Hey folks,
I'm been starting to work on Debian bugs and found that most of
the issues are eventually ranked from easy to hard to fix. I
wondering if we can do the same (if not already). I think it
would encourage new folks to pick up tasks (like myself).
On Sunday, 29 March 2015 at 20:20:52 UTC, Jonathan wrote:
Hey folks,
I'm been starting to work on Debian bugs and found that most of
the issues are eventually ranked from easy to hard to fix. I
wondering if we can do the same (if not already). I think it
would encourage new folks to pick up
