On Fri, 2002-04-12 at 20:49, Dimitri Maziuk wrote: > * Sean (sean@gutenpress.org) spake thusly: > ... > > Somebody once told me that if you come to the table with complaints and > > no ideas for solutions for your complaints then you're part of the > > problem, not the solution. > ^^^^^^^^ > I heard it's "precipitate" rather than "problem". > > The problem is that there's no good solution. If I had the silver > bullet, I'd be the president of next Red Hat already. > Why do you think that unless the solution is a silver bullet that it is no good? I don't believe that there is no good solution, only that not enough ideas have been brought to the table. Expanding the source building capabilities of Debian similar to that found in the BSD ports and Gentoo would IMO help to ease some of the problems. An rsync solution would also help those who are bandwidth limited. I hazard to say that the current president of RedHat had no such silver bullet, just a lot of perserverence and a massive well of constantly boiling ideas. -- GPG Public Key available: http://sean.gutenpress.org/sean.asc
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