On 03/28/2011 07:06 PM, Soren Hansen wrote:
2011/3/28 Thomas Goirand<zigo@debian.org>:On 03/28/2011 03:18 AM, Soren Hansen wrote:2011/3/27 Thomas Goirand<zigo@debian.org>: For years, Debian Developers have shouted and screamed whenever someone in Ubuntu added something as benign as a patch system (so that their indvidual changes would be easier to absorb back into Debian), and here you are, saying you want to replace our build system altogether for no good reason? No, I don't think having a couple of overrides is a good reason to replace the build system, and your suggesting that our debian/rules doesn't use setup.py really doesn't add much technical credibility to your criticism, to be quite honest.Calm down! It is constructive criticism.We must have very different opinions on what constitutes constructive criticism.
Lets stop this kind of things, and be friends, shall we?
Ok, if you don't think we're idiots, why do you go and replace our work without even talking to us beforehand? I would expect that if you thought our opinions were worth anything at all, you would at least have talked to us first. If you wanted to work with us, "personal preference" is not a good reason to diverge.
I intended to finish my proof of concept, and show it to you once done. Given the way it goes, it only makes me want to give-up that idea. Never mind, let's continue the way you did.
Thomas