CMake and Ruby1.9 for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
Benjamin Drung
bdrung at ubuntu.com
Wed Nov 7 23:45:31 UTC 2012
Am Samstag, den 03.11.2012, 02:28 -0500 schrieb Ma Xiaojun:
> Though newer software is generally better
I disagree. A new software version can bring new features, but also a
lot of new bugs. There are even examples of new version that reduces the
functionality to simplify the program.
> [...] and often contain important
> bug fixings. Ubuntu developers (with upload right) would often ignore
> or reject such SRU requests. Their excuse are always a magical word
> called regression.
Do you have examples for your claim? The smaller the diff, the better.
Cherry-picking a patch for a bug is more likely to get accepted than
trying to push a new upstream version.
> So I guess having a PPA for your own use is the best solution.
Using a PPA is a quicker and less time consuming solution for yourself.
Following the SRU process takes more time, but then everyone can benefit
from it.
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Benjamin Drung
Debian & Ubuntu Developer
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