[Bug 276614] graphics/mesa-dri:fix os_same_file_description warning

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--- Comment #12 from Emmanuel Vadot <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to Alexey Dokuchaev from comment #10)

> Yes, unfortunately, we've seen this attitude being exhibited more than once. :-(
> I'm with Ivan here, esp. given that he's one of our long-term desktop users and 
> the author of patches that make FreeBSD desktop experience smoother, while 
> support from our staff X11 maintainers is often lacking.

 Being alone in the x11@ team for the past ~2 years, I think that I done a
pretty correct job at maintaining the ports while still continuing to help
people with drm-kmod when problems appears so this comment is hurting me a bit.
 Also I use FreeBSD as my main desktop for 20 year now so don't think I hate
desktop users :)

> Turning away people like him would be a big loss to the project.
> It is generally bad to dismiss contributors, let alone threatening them with a ban.

 It is generally good to dismiss contributors with aggressive attitude though.

> Now that being said, can we (all) please get a little more constructive here?  
> I can understand Emmanuel's unrest with having to maintain some ~100-line patch.

 Maintaining a patch isn't the problem (even if I want all patches to be
upstreamed ideally), the main problem is that this patch wasn't reviewed,
wasn't accepted upstream (unlike the use of kcmp(2) which was merge yesterday)
and I don't plan to review it. Having kcmp(2) is an improvement, not a bugfix
(could be wrong, feel free to correct me).

> Maybe there's a less intrusive way to not scare users until kcmp(2) becomes omnipresent?

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