Am Friday 19 December 2008 21:31:08 schrieben Sie: > On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 3:11 PM, Markus Rechberger > > <mrechberger@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 8:58 PM, sinter <sinter.mann@xxxxxx> wrote: > >> Am Friday 19 December 2008 20:29:52 schrieben Sie: > >>> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 7:43 PM, sinter <sinter.mann@xxxxxx> wrote: > >>> > Am Freitag 19 Dezember 2008 18:01:40 schrieb gimli: > >>> >> The DVB-S2 stuff smells all like a big bullshit. > >>> >> In the first step a big hurry to get S2API in > >>> >> the mainline kernel and now nothing at all from > >>> >> the DVB-S2 front. This is a completly big mess > >>> >> in my eyes. > >>> >> > >>> >> cu > >>> >> > >>> >> Edgar (gimli) Hucek > >>> >> > >>> >> P.S.: Childish political games which are played on > >>> >> the shoulders of the users. Hurray, well done. > >>> > > >>> > Yes, Edgar, exactly: This is what the name Manu A. stands for since > >>> > this guy was recruited as a DVB "maintainer" by Johannes Stezenbach: > >>> > > >>> > Kiddish political games which are played on the shoulders of the > >>> > users. Also those kiddish games are ideal to hide the discovery of > >>> > one's own personal mediocrity / incapability in coding issues. > >>> > > >>> > There are people who ask themselves why Manu A. still owes a > >>> > repository at linuxtv.org. I guess this runs under "utilitarianism of > >>> > human beings". > >>> > > >>> > And also: a huge mass of (inactive) nominal members looks nice for a > >>> > career at redhat.com, doesn't it? > >>> > >>> This looks like a respect email. > >> > >> No, not in any context at all! > >> It's you who ignores the sarcasm behind my words! > >> Just use your brain, austrian! > >> > >>> Best would have been if Manu wouldn't > >>> have had released > >>> any code and would just have forwarded his code to his friends they > >>> wouldn't have complained and > >>> even probably would have paid some beer and invited him for some > >>> parties. > >> > >> YES! This would have made everything easier: NOT to have persons like > >> YOU and Manu A. around here, as nobody needs anti-team working > >> big-mouth-nut-shuts here. > >> > >>> It takes time to get documentation for a certain chip, to get the > >>> agreement for it and finally to write > >>> a driver for it. > >> > >> Yesno! It also takes social behaviour to maintain written code, and if > >> someone does not respect social behaviour but claims to be chief DVB > >> maintainer at the same time then this indian person called A. is counter > >> productive / ridiculous! > >> And that's all about him. > >> We gotta get rid of people like you, Markus, and Manu A. too because you > >> two are like an incarnation of the living copounter productive pest, > >> arenn't you? > >> > >>> As user it's certainly easier to complain about all > >>> that and think that everything's free. > >>> Even google is playing around with the content of the mails I send > >>> here and earning money by doing > >>> statistics out of that. > >> > >> Stop ranting, Austrian! Shut up man!!!! > > > > ah this is Uwe, welcome back. > > Please stop with the flames... this is ridiculous. > > It's true that not everybody gets along well, but it is also true that > both of the developers that you've mentioned here are highly > intelligent and really know how to do what they do. > > This is open-source development. There is no reason to tell somebody > to STOP working for free. > > These flames are the reason why the active developers that DO get > stuff done have stopped following the mailing lists. > > I have my gmail set to forward mails to me that I'll find interesting, > based on keywords and filters. Every once in a while, I see a flame > like this and it reminds me why I'd rather write new code than read > about people complaining. > > Get over it. The longer this keeps up, the more of an audience will > be lost. The amount of people that read this list is dwindling every > day. > > Next time you want to flame, think twice. You might think that you're > making a statement, but all you're doing is pushing the developers > away from the mailing lists. > > (all of the above is directed to the flamers) ... > > side note: > > Markus, you and I should definitely have a beer sometime. I think > we'd really get along in person. Emails and chat suck -- you will > never get a feel for personality that way. Let me know next time > you're in New York City. I have never been to Europe, but I do hope > to visit one day. > > It's snowing here in New York -- I plan to write code all weekend. > Y'all should keep your pants on, and maybe you'll realize that there > really is nothing to complain about. Free work == no bitching > allowed! > > /rant > > -Mike Manu Abraham?????? ---------------------------------------------------------> /dev/null !!!!!!!! _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
