Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on October 20, 2005 01:32 AM
The logo issue is not a real issue, Debian developers need to stop whining about it.
DCC needs to become a subproject.
I hope the DCC is able to help Debian accomplish modularization.
I hope that the DCC is able to create a certification program that can be used to feed the LPI certification process.
I hope that they are successful enough that someday Ubuntu can join and companies like Adobe, etc. feel that there is a workable environment for ISVs.
And I hope that the DCC, freedesktop.org, and others will be able to create a environment that is less chaotic for small developers to work in.
I'm even hoping for some miracle with the LSB, the DCC, and Debian.
Well, I hope for lots of stuff. I'm sick of Windows.
Most of all I hope that the DCC finds a place as a Debian subproject even if it merely turns the DCC into a unified set of contributions to other Debian subprojects from the DCC distro vendors.
And also that Debian developers don't reject all input from the DCC or anyone else just because they aren't "official".
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Posted by: Anonymous Coward on October 20, 2005 01:32 AMDCC needs to become a subproject.
I hope the DCC is able to help Debian accomplish modularization.
I hope that the DCC is able to create a certification program that can be used to feed the LPI certification process.
I hope that they are successful enough that someday Ubuntu can join and companies like Adobe, etc. feel that there is a workable environment for ISVs.
And I hope that the DCC, freedesktop.org, and others will be able to create a environment that is less chaotic for small developers to work in.
I'm even hoping for some miracle with the LSB, the DCC, and Debian.
Well, I hope for lots of stuff. I'm sick of Windows.
Most of all I hope that the DCC finds a place as a Debian subproject even if it merely turns the DCC into a unified set of contributions to other Debian subprojects from the DCC distro vendors.
And also that Debian developers don't reject all input from the DCC or anyone else just because they aren't "official".
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