On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 5:38 PM, Christopher Stone <chris.stone@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I don't give a hoot if the packages are supported or not, I just want > an easy way to get my nVidia card working. All you people do is gripe > and moan about how much work it would be and all this and that. Look, > its just a matter of adding rpms to a repo, make an "unsupported" repo > if you have to. The bottom line is you want to have as many people > testing the OS as possible. There's nothing stopping you or anyone else from creating an unsupported repository containing packages which are not signed by the fedora gpg key... if you have the resources to host it...then just do it. In fact we've seen developers generate unsupported repositories in the past...there was a repo for open wireless development kernels for a time that were not supported that was very useful and yet very unsupported by the Fedora project itself in any way whatsoever. This is going to be my last post in response to you. I think your comments concerning ajax in this post have crossed a line which should not have been crossed and I believe that continuing to have a dialog with you about anything at all...is only going to reinforce the idea that your choices in how your shown displease with the situation is something condonable. Let me be clear, I think your choices to personally attack ajax are reprehensible and quite distasteful to read. There's absolutely no reason to attack ajax personally as you have done. If you want to continue to be upset over the technical issues..fine be upset...but keep it impersonal. Hint, bringing up someones parenting skills...is personal. Even as a joke, its really not proper to do in what is clearly a heated exchange. It certainly doesn't help keep emotions low. I would humbly suggest you take a moment and reread the full extent of what your have written so far and reflect as to whether this is the best way to persuade someone to do what you want, and how you'd personally react to this sort of attempt to at a character assassination if aimed in your direction. I would also encourage others who are reading this thread to refrain from responding to you, until you've made a sincere retraction and an apology. -jef"Knows from experience, that its just too easy to cross the line in a heated exchange without intending to, and it's really important to be able to take a step back. I could probably write a memior's worth of prose just recounting when I crossed the line and had to swallow some pride and make amends."spaleta -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
