glib in kdesupport: yes or no?

Ian Reinhart Geiser geiseri at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 10 04:52:24 GMT 2003


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On Sunday 09 March 2003 11:28 pm, Andreas Pour wrote:
> Maks Orlovich wrote:
> > > Here is a list of stuff we haven't started on in earnest but should
> > > start, that I presented at FOSDEM:
> >
> > Is there a lower grade than F?
> > Sounds like what George Staikos assigned for communication on these
> > issues isn't quite low enough.
>
> KDE is facing institutional problems right now.  The way I see it a small
> group of people thinks they "run" KDE, whereas they really do not.  They
> thrive on secrecy.  Their methods will not prevail.
>
Ummm have you been reading the list, or IRC?

This seems like we have quite a discussion, and everyone who has something to 
say has been saying it.

> KDE needs to remain what it has always been:  free, open, "democractic". 
> No more back-room deals.  That is unacceptable.

We have a few core guys who DO quite a bit, and KDE has always been guided by 
the doers... Are you saying we need more backseat drivers?  

Just a little confused here.
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