Congrats to all you developers whose amazing skill and hard work ensures that debian stays my favourite distro!
Thanks for the gracious welcome.
Sam Hocevar had this year the most interesting DPL candidate platform, IMHO. Not that my opinion matters 'cause I'm not a developer myself and, hence, not qualified to vote. Also, it doesn't look like the DPL would have much power to change things.
If one may ask: why does it not look to you as though the DPL would have much power to change things? Or maybe the question is better put: what sorts of things did you have in mind to change? (The questions are asked, not to dispute your post, but for information only.)
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Congrats to all you developers whose amazing skill and hard work ensures that debian stays my favourite distro!
Thanks for the gracious welcome.
Sam Hocevar had this year the most interesting DPL candidate platform, IMHO. Not that my opinion matters 'cause I'm not a developer myself and, hence, not qualified to vote. Also, it doesn't look like the DPL would have much power to change things.
If one may ask: why does it not look to you as though the DPL would have much power to change things? Or maybe the question is better put: what sorts of things did you have in mind to change? (The questions are asked, not to dispute your post, but for information only.)