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From: Bastien G. <bz...@gn...> - 2016-04-19 15:23:50
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Hi all, thanks for these clarifications, very interesting. I'm in favor of using free softwares as much as possible and of using a very limited set of inclusive communication tools. Using the debian repositories and a single mailing for all projects would do IMHO*. I very much agree with Holger about emails being more inclusive then Hangout, both by design and because Hangout is not free. I understand the idea of using github for the repos, and that's not a real problem if you decide to go this way. But I don't think using Hangout and Googles Groups is a good idea: it's not free software and it splits the attention into many tools. Anyway, back to my initial concern: Deepak, are you the official maintainer for the Tux* projects? If so, can you summarize the decisions on the repositories and the communication channels so that I advertize it accurately on the website? Thanks in advance! * I don't like *-devel@ mailing lists: users and developers should talk to eachother in a single canal. Remember the "you-don't-have-a scalability-problem-yet" principle? Same goes for communication: as long as you don't need to split your lists for various audiences, just use one list. I guess 99% the -devel* mailing lists spread years ago just by imitation, because it seemed a well-established practice. -- Bastien |