On Mon, 01 Jun 2015 17:34:28 +0200
7heo <7heo_AT_mail.com> wrote:
Hey Theo,
> So yeah, it would solve your problem in the short term, but it would
> also encourage bad practices, which is a real problem on the long run.
I'd be happy to see this annoying discussion resolved in the short term.
Regular tags on git make sense, why the big fuss? It depends on the
suckless project how much you depend on your own configuration.
For testing purposes or a quick setup, the defaults are enough.
> Let's drop versions. Especially in the case of suckless, where
> software configuration is achieved via compilation, and thus where
> packages are counter productive.
There's often a debate on idealism vs. realism. I wouldn't say suckless
is unpopular. More and more Arch hipsters found their way on this ML and
fill it with useless discussions like these.
The time spent to write these silly mails and the time wasted by those
who are kind enough to read this stuff could have been used more
productively.
The maintainer is welcome to tag a new release when he thinks the
program is stable enough for a new "resting point".
I guess it's about time for surf, even though I remember some guys
have bigger plans for this program.
> So TL;DR: it's not hard, it's just wrong.
That's what she said.
Cheers
FRIGN
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FRIGN <dev_AT_frign.de>
Received on Mon Jun 01 2015 - 17:39:17 CEST