Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 10 May 1999 02:09:20 +0100 (GMT) | From | Riley Williams <> | Subject | Re: Maintainers |
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Hi Michael.
>> So what should one do if one finds a bug or two in Linux >> util/patches?
>> Should one look high and low for the [elusive] "maintainer" >> or should one just post out the bug-fixed patch?!
> If Andrea had even posted the patch, that would have been > better, even if he didn't bother to tell me about it, if I found > out about it, I could look at it and decide whether to apply it > as it stands or to rework it.
> By contrast, Andrea > o knew my email address > o couldn't bother himself to drop me a note > o now actively refuses to send me a patch > o castigates me for being unhappy about this > o insists that his doing so is appropriate
I wouldn't worry about that, I stopped reading mails from that luser ages ago as well over 90% of them were just flamebait with nothing worth reading in them...
Best wishes from Riley.
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