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Excepting a General Resolution or a Policy violation, every accredited Debian Developer can do whatever the heck they feel like in their own packages. This can
by dsr_ 2y ago
Excepting a General Resolution or a Policy violation, every accredited Debian Developer can do whatever the heck they feel like in their own packages.
This can pose problems. Boccasi steamrollered, but relatively politely.
- KennyBlanken 2y agoBeyond "relatively politely." People were more interested in bitching about edge cases where maintainers / projects / authors were doing things they should not have been doing in the first place than they were about addressing those issues, so he addressed them himself. The man literally put up when others would not shut up.
- guappa 2y agoThe fact that YOU don't have a particular use case doesn't necessarily mean much. Billions of people don't use linux and this all doesn't matter to them. But perhaps 30% could be in what you call "edge case", since your statistics is entirely based on yourself.