[publican-list] Suggesting /usr/share/publican instead of /usr/share/Publican

[Jeffrey Fearn]

Jeroen van Meeuwen wrote:
> On 10/26/2009 08:05 AM, Ruediger Landmann wrote:
>> On 10/26/2009 05:01 PM, Jeroen van Meeuwen wrote:
>>> Just a few small things with bigger impact:
>>>
>>> - tables in PDF
>>
>> There's a fix for that in Publican 0.x on the Fedora wiki:
>> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Publican#Publican_on_Fedora_Tips_and_Tweaks
>>
> 
> No package xslth in Fedora, and no review request either (well, there is 
> one but it was deferred by Jeff for no apparent reason). 

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=455358

Comment #6 From  Jeff Fearn (jfearn at redhat.com)  2008-11-17 23:55:06 EDT
Packages rebuilt

Comment #7 From  Jeff Fearn (jfearn at redhat.com)  2009-01-04 23:51:45 EDT
Request withdrawn

We now know that my tolerance for bureaucracy is less than 6 weeks.

> What is wrong with this picture?

The Fedora packaging process is ridiculously bureaucratic and completely 
lacking in accountability?

>>> - correct indentation of formalpara's in orderedlists (again mainly PDF)
>>>
>> ...but not for this, unfortunately :(
>>
> 
> I hate repeating myself but why isn't the beta in rawhide again?

A: Doing so would have made it impossible for those Red Hat people using 
rawhide to do their daily work.

B: Publican is NOT a fedora project and our time lines are not 
constrained by fedora or it's bureaucracy.

C: The Fedora packaging process is ridiculously bureaucratic and 
completely lacking in accountability?

The package requests have been in fedora's ridiculously bureaucratic and 
completely lacking accountability package request system for 6 weeks, if 
you want to vent at someone I suggest you direct it at the people who 
advocate that system.

And yes, if I'd opened those tickets I would have closed them by now and 
not bothered with 1.0 on fedora. Bureaucracy is like a shell fish 
allergy, your tolerance is lowered every time you encounter it :/

Cheers. Jeff.

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