EmanueleAina

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   by EmanueleAina 12y ago

   systemd has always worked quite well for me and the transition in Debian has been incredibly smooth, so I wouldn't consider it "unfinished". PulseAudio was unfortunately released in Ubuntu even before Lennart & co. declar
2. 152.▲
   by EmanueleAina 12y ago

   The good old "design by commitee", catering for a still-unexisting alternative init system implementing the same interfaces? No, thanks. systemd's interfaces are publicly available and with good enough documentation. Most of
3. 153.▲
   by EmanueleAina 12y ago

   Nowadays the workflow is more or less back to the reverse direction: Debian first and Ubuntu later, with the added benefit that Debian maintainers are rather more dependable when choosing the version to be packaged. :)
4. 154.▲
   by EmanueleAina 12y ago

   Why not find a middle ground, where one can say that a patch is incredibly broken and shows lack of attention without resorting to abusive language?
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   by EmanueleAina 12y ago

   Depending on the type of documentation you want to write GNOME has plenty of options. Join the Documentation Project team and you can choose to work on user manuals, code tutorials, API docs for all the libraries in the stack (also used by
6. 156.▲
   by EmanueleAina 13y ago

   That proof-of-concept relied on a custom protocol extension which, as the author pointed out, was not meant to be merged in Wayland/Weston. In any case the extension required application to ask the compositor to be notified of the poin