Re: kde-pim dev needed, for a sponsored open source effort, to remove akonadi
Peter Humphrey <[email protected]>
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On Saturday, 17 March 2018 15:45:31 GMT Paul Vixie wrote: > A few years ago i spent a couple of hours trying to build kde-pim from > sources, so that i could [...] propose improvements in the form of code > changes. i failed. Have you thought of trying on a Gentoo system? Everything is compiled from sources - even the compilers - so all the code and logs are easily available. > If putting akonadi into kde-pim with an obvious lack of broad testing and > acceptance was possible, then patches to improve its stability should also > be allowed in with the same absence of broad acceptance andtesting. we > should not have a higher acceptance criteria for fixing itthan we had for > breaking it. I don't understand your point here. How is the code to improve, if you still accept the same quality as what's gone before? -- Regards, Peter