From: Robert N. <rn...@2h...> - 2009-11-30 03:52:36
|
On Sun, 2009-11-29 at 15:36 -0800, vehemens wrote: > I believe that moving away from the current model makes it more > difficult > to "... spread the burden ...", hence my objections. If you want to > call > that ranting or complaining, so be it. We no longer get to share the burden with the much larger group of linux devs directly. That *was* my primary objection to reorganizing/abandoning drm git in the first place. Yes, I'm a little bitter about it when I have to recite how we got where we are, but it's done, we lost, move on. As for the FreeBSD code, generally each subsystem has one primary responsible individual. For drm, that person is me. Anyone is more than welcome to submit patches for review by either sending them to the mailing lists, sending them to me, or filing a PR. I've accepted patches from you in the past and I will continue to do so, if you choose to send them. At last check, you had not yet been granted commit privileges for drm git, so your path was still to submit patches to the mailing list, or directly to me. So, I don't quite get how it makes a difference to you if you submit patches based on drm git or against the FreeBSD src tree. For anyone to grant you commit privs, either on fd.o or FreeBSD.org (or most any other repo for that matter) you are going to have to demonstrate a track record of submitting reasonable patches and a willingness to work and get along within that community of developers. It has been more than a year since you submitted anything to me that was coherent and usable. This tar file that you sent me is dated 09/12/09, but despite your arguments, it isn't currently in a form that makes it reasonable to extract the good changes from the bad. I look at diffs pretty much every day. robert. -- Robert Noland <rn...@2h...> 2Hip Networks |