core-dev application for Stefan Potyra (sistpoty)
Stefan Potyra
stefan.potyra at informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Wed May 28 17:56:46 BST 2008
Hi,
On Wednesday 28 May 2008 18:25:52 Emmet Hikory wrote:
> Soren Hansen wrote:
> > Very well: Why do you want to be a core-dev apart from the obvious "to
> > fix bugs"?
Well, the sponsor queue for main is quite big at the moment, but I guess I
wouldn't focus too much on sponsoring, but only cherrypick from the queue.
Hm. I guess I was lying. I do have one interest apart from fixing bugs. That
is to educate people (but I don't need upload rights for this, so I didn't
mention this earlier *g*). One such example can be seen on [1].
>
> Alternately, if you seek core-dev based purely on QA efforts
> related to "fixing bugs", what bugs would you fix, what sorts of
> targets do you expect to complete, and in which packages do you expect
> to concentrate?
I guess Jordan put it the best, when he stated that I'm a generalist. You
know, it's hard to tell in advance what packages I'd touch. I have thought
that I particulary would never touch X, but one of the bugs I outlined
earlier on in this thread was a X bug that I fixed.
Well my target is still quite simple, to make Ubuntu better. In particular I'd
start with main bugs that affect myself (as I'd then be both using the
package, know what the bug is and how to reproduce and also know that I
really fixed it).
For instance, on my current list would be to get printing back to work
(however not with quite a low priority, which might change on input from my
girlfriend though, who is affected the most by me running intrepid so far
*g*).
Other occurances of packages which I'd upload would be e.g. mere rebuilds for
unmet dependencies (e.g. the perl transition). Oh, and this is an interesting
class of bugs, because for it, I can't see any value in requesting
sponsorship.
Cheers,
Stefan.
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[1]: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2008-May/025367.html
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