Debian: too free?
Posted Apr 29, 2004 9:16 UTC (Thu) by
jdthood (guest, #4157)
In reply to:
Debian: too free? by dbharris
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Debian: too free?
The article is a good summary of the discussion that has been occurring on the debian-devel mailing list. I only quibble with this sentence:
Anthony Towns has let it be known that the new social contract
will delay things further.
This omits several condition that AJT added. AJT did say:
As such, I can see no way to release sarge without having all these
things removed from the Debian system -- ie main.
but he went on to say:
So, if the technical committee would like to comment on this issue,
take the decision out of my hands, or overrule any decision I might
otherwise make, now would be a good time. Otherwise, if folks want
to take up a [General Resolution] to do likewise, now is a good
time to start thinking about it.
The way I read it, AJT is not so much announcing a major delay as he is warning that there will be a major delay UNLESS he is given some way of escaping the restrictions of the newly disambiguated Social Contract for the purposes of releasing Sarge. A General Resolution of the kind he suggests here has already been proposed and seconded.
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