> The point of setting up the mercurial repository was to avoid us all > spending long amounts of time on repeated merges by allowing us to > all commit each piece as we were done with it, and keeping those in > sync instead of each having huge separate merges into our private tree. > > (And if you're so tired, why did you keep adding more and more? I would > rather have seen you commit what you had before going off to add > OpenMotif, > gdm, and even more bits, creating even more work to merge later. This > is supposed to be an ongoing collaboration, not a one-time merge from > each of us and then we're done.) > > -- > -Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com > Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
Agreed. But adding those things (mrxvt, openmotif, freeglut, icewm, gdm [gdm disabled again, after your messages from last week]) didn't cost all that much time, really. It was just to round things up a bit. I intended to do a best_as_possible job from the outset, rather than quickly delivering incomplete or instable stuff. It is a question of someone's philosophy. This has always been mine. Sometimes causes problems when working in a team. I'm a perfectionist, who never gets satisfied by the quality of his own work. -- %martin
