On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 20:30:14 +0200, Julien Viard de Galbert wrote: > I have working hardware and some time to give to debian. > > I already did some bug triage, but some are related to the more recent > Chrome9 family of chipset. I think a more recent package using upstream > trunk can help sorting those bugs (if ever the submitters dare to try a > new package). > > Also as squeeze is frozen, an experimental package is probably > preferred. > This sounds great. > I've setup a git working place including debian's git and upstream svn. > It looks like the experimental branches have not been updated for long. > The upstream-experimental will merge nicely, but the debian-experimental > branch has kind of diverged... > Should I merge it (using some git revert if needed first), or can I just > restart it from the debian-unstable branch ? The current debian-experimental branch appears to be obsolete, so you should feel free to forget about it and restart from the -unstable branch, IMO. > This does not look like good git practice, except if you look at > experimental like a wip branch. How are other doing ? > > Finally I'm not DD (nor DM) so I will need help, review and sponsoring, > I hope some of you will have time for that. > Feel free to ask any questions that come up on debian-x@ldo or #debian-x on irc.debian.org. Let me know if you want access to the pkg-xorg group on git.d.o. Cheers, Julien
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