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Re: Xdg-list digest, Vol 1 #432 - 11 msgs
- From: Keith Packard <keithp keithp com>
- To: David Faure <dfaure trolltech com>
- Cc: xdg-list freedesktop org, Keith Packard <keithp keithp com>
- Subject: Re: Xdg-list digest, Vol 1 #432 - 11 msgs
- Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2003 10:48:23 -0400
Around 12 o'clock on Jul 23, David Faure wrote:
> (if it is indeed proven that low-level libraries like Xr, freetype or Xft
> will want to use it).
I think the discussion of GLib has helped clarify how Havoc's proposal
should work. I see freedesktop.org as publishing:
* Standards (protocols, APIs, conventions)
* Sample implementations of (some of) these standards
Havoc proposed that these standards be embodied either in text or code; I'd
like to have text for all of them, but I realize this is not always
practical. However, we should treat the code itself as a standard and
insist on rough concensus before including it in the release. Contrariwise,
for standards initially published as text, I would hope that interoperable
implementations be demonstrated before accepting those standards for the
release.
I would like to see it possible for people to continue to propose
essentially anything at all (even libraries like GLib) to this list as
possible candidates for a release. A short debate technical debate
will almost always serve to show where concensus is possible and direct
our energies away from non-productive areas.
(btw -- I have no plans on using GLib in Cairo, fontconfig or Xft)
-keith
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