Re: Composite and damage status
Keith Whitwell <keith-CdwZJljFklH+2FeEXyspIVaTQe2KTcn/@public.gmane.org> Tue, 11 May 2004 10:28:30 +0100
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Egbert Eich wrote: > Mathieu Lacage writes: > > hi keith, > > > > I thought about sending a mail similar to the one sent by egbert a while > > ago. While I am by no means a very useful member of the community (I > > merely lurk around and try to keep up to date, in the hope that I can do > > something one day), I find it very hard to follow the developement > > around the X server and I have been unable until now to find the mailing > > list where real discussion takes place. For example, a recent mail by > > Jim Gettys refers to "discussions taking place" to decide on autotooling > > issues although I never saw such a discussion on any of the xserver, > > xorg and xlibs mailing lists. > > Right. I fully argee, what you say warms my hart. > This is what I felt all along: we all need to work together and > form a communtiy. A community is all about communications. I felt > there was a lack of that in XFree86 in the later days and I feel > this group is not doing all that well here either. > Other communities are more communicative. I would like to get there, > too. > I know that many people are hanging out on IRC. But this is not > really building an international community as IRC is harder to follow > for some of the people here. > One thing we need to do is to bring the Xserver, Xlib and Xorg communities > closer together. Right now people don't even seem to know all relevant > mailing lists (and IRC channels). I don't even know if I have all this > information. > > Here is the list of mailing lists I'm aware of: > > [email protected] (general discussion list for X related issues > currently also abused as support list) I had a quick look at the x.org webpage the other day as I suspected there were discussions I wasn't involved in. I didn't find this list... Maybe I should have started from the freedesktop.org site. Anyway, yes, the mailinglist situation is currently a little confusing and could use some consolidation & at least clarification. Keith