On Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Karanbir Singh wrote:
John Summerfield wrote:
One doesn't need at all to go to CentOS QA to do something private any
more than CentOS needs to run it past Red Hat's qa.
perhaps you dont, but I like to know that the systems and process I am using
( and centos is going to provide officially ) have gone through some testing
process.
As would I :-) Although I did test these, however I am only one man, and
can't test it in every conceivable situation ;-)
OTOH now it's done, I'd love it to be an official part of CentOS.
... and that is not going to happen unless it goes through the -qa and
testing people first.
Cool.
If the users are going to trust us to provide them with a service, we need to
make sure that the trust is based on some facts and at-least some form of
testing.
Agreed,
Maciej
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