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On 31.01.2012 13:48, Frederik Scharzer wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Am Dienstag, 31. Januar 2012, 11:20:00 schrieb Christian Krippendorf:
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<pre wrap="">On 31.01.2012 02:10, Parker Coates wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 18:26, Kleag<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:kleag@free.fr"><kleag@free.fr></a> wrote:
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Hi,
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<pre wrap="">I really don't think we are responsible for users internet speed or
disk space. There are maybe also some people outside not having a
computer, but want to help on source or documentation, now should
we send out printed versions?
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That's not really a valid comparison. For once because the connection
issue hits quite a percentage of KDE developers.
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<pre wrap="">For me, it would be around 20 or 30 minutes, but just for the
first time I suppose.
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Another issue is that Git can't resume a clone if the connection
is interrupted midway. So big repos are a problem for those with
slow connections AND those with unstable connections.
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Here also, ... it is bad for those people getting an unstable
connection. But come on, ... we can't stand still in technology
just cause of some having a unstable connection....!!! Ask your
provider then....
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<pre wrap="">I really don't want to be a bad guy but we don't come forward cause
some people maybe will have a problem.... really sad. Maybe we are
also loosing many contributors cause they want to help a bit, try
to get the source and: "What? SVN? Come on... i'll do other
things...".
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You are missing the point. We do not discuss staying in SVN. We are
discussing "one huge repo" vs. "one repo per game".
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<pre wrap="">Don't want to blame svn but this is the RL. So let's go ahead and
don't try to solve every little problem that maybe occurs for one
or two people... we are not an aid agency. :-)
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SVN is a totally valid tool to work with. Especially in real life.
Just because Git is the new pot of gold, does not mean, people
suddenly stop recognising SVN. But well, please do not warm up old Git
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And that is not what i want, ... i know we already decide to switch,
... just the speed it goes on is... very<sup class="moz-txt-sup"><span
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slow? We are not the only project having problems with big files in
git or deciding between one repo and many small repos. But here the
discussion goes on and on and on... and on.
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best Regards
Christian Krippendorf</pre>
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