Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (341 mails)

[Rafa Grimán <rafagriman@xxxxxxxxx>]

El Wednesday 04 February 2009, Vincent Untz escribió:
> Le mercredi 04 f�vrier 2009, � 10:10 +0100, Rafa Grim�n a �crit :
> > Hi :)
> >
> > El Tuesday 03 February 2009, Kevin Dupuy escribi�:
> > > by Novell/SUSE... I would assume you mean people who test and develop
> > > openSUSE... people like you and me.
> >
> > I'll be more specific: the team at Novell that develop SUSE Linux, be it
> > openSUSE, SLES and/or SLED.
>
> Let me repeat: "Nonononononono!" :-)
>
> openSUSE is a community project. Sure, it's sponsored by Novell and sure
> Novell employees are doing a huge part of the work. But it's still a
> project where everybody can step up.


I don't mention openSUSE exclusively, I also mention SLES and SLED ... Don't 
focus ONLY on openSUSE, I'm not doing that. This thread started with an 
openSUSE package but, as you may have seen on my previous e-mails:
        - I'm not focusing/talking about openSUSE solely
        - I'm not focusing/talking about smolt solely


> You don't have to be a Novell employee to do the right thing. It doesn't
> mean you absolutely have to do the right thing, but that you're
> empowered to do so and you can be part of the interface between the end
> users and the upstream developers.


I know. I'm not saying this is: "Novell only, back off". I'm thinking about 
_ALL_ the openSUSE *AND* SLES *AND* SLED users. I know I can be part of the 
openSUSE Community. I know the basics of FLOSS, but I'm not talking about 
that.

   Rafa

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"We cannot treat computers as Humans. Computers need love."

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