Hi,
And first, thanks for the work done.
I'd like to make a few comments about this Code of Conduct.
Over the past years, Gentoo has been organised over a large part of
paper-rules, and other theorical precepts. But human nature is just not
theorical. And therefore, we have to constantly
Hi,
recruitment was too focused on technical skills
Yes, this is my point of view too. It can even be discouraging to people
wishing to help with gentoo. That's probably why it is so hard to renew
developer pool. I have been involved in gentoo for nearly 5 years now (2
officialy), but
Hi,
recruitment was too focused on technical skills
Yes, this is my point of view too. It can even be discouraging to people
wishing to help with gentoo. That's probably why it is so hard to renew
developer pool. I have been involved in gentoo for nearly 5 years now (2
officialy), but
Hi,
Why do people keep repeating this myth? As kloeri pointed out,
developer base keeps growing constantly.
That's really a good news. And yo're right of course, developer base keeps
growing. But... A problem remains : is a fresh developer as efficient
as a guru devlopper ?. Of course, I
Hello everybody :)
I'd like to argue about this problem, since my point of view slightly
differs about this problem.
I think that releasing installation media more often would make sense,
more than in the case of stages. I wrote a small article a few weeks ago,
about the Small Gentoo LiveCD
Hi guys (and girls ;) ),
And sorry for the long delay of my answer, I was very busy in the last few
days. I just cleaned up (a bit) and uploaded my script, with a set of fake
configs, in a nice .tgz file (1). Feel free to contact me if something is
not clear enough (high probability since I
Hi,
When I recently officially joined the Gentoo Project, I had the idea
to share a part of my work, in the way of a scripts set I've been
working on for more than 2 years now, which I called GeNUS (Gentoo
Network Update System).
My lab and teaching department massively used Linux for 4
