[Compcomm] What the hell?

[RYX]

Am Montag, den 16.04.2007, 23:24 +0200 schrieb Kristian Lyngstøl:
> On 4/16/07, RYX <ryx at ryxperience.com> wrote:
> > What the hell, too! I recommend reading all posts, otherwise you seem
> > like coming to a party one day late ... we were already at a productive
> > level, your tone won't help anything in getting more productive.
> 
> No, you're not.
Oh, and you are?

> 
> > The times where you need to catch attention with getting loud should be
> > over, right? ;)
> 
> I hoped so, but apparantly not.
If you think that helps ...

> 
> 
> > You are acting not very democratic if you say: "I don't CARE wether this
> > ruins your plans for a homepage or whatever, it doesn't matter." ...
> 
> DEMOCRATIC!?
> 
> If this was a democracy, the Beryl team would make all the decisions,
> you should think about what you're writing.
OK, "not democratic" was the wrong word - how about "selfish",
"egoistic", "arrogant", "stupid", "foolish" ...

> 
> Unlike many many people posting in that thread, I've actually spent a
> significant amount of time coding on Beryl, and I don't feel like
> spending hours reading your bullshit bickering in detail. You should
> try contributing with something beyond your own opinions.
Whooo - you're so great ...

> 
> We are using the repo because it's up, the majority allready uses it,
> and there is no techincal reason not to use it. There isn't any reason
> to discuss it, what server we use is woefulyl insignificant, and that
> you're making it look like it matters is what made the original thread
> so completly silly.
Was the thread entitled "Let's set up a repo" or was it "Let's get
things started" ...? Man - read before you speak.

> 
> Stop arguing over stuff that doesn't matter, start discussing the
> things that do.
Hmm - finally a point we seem to agree in ...

> 
> > Are you the one deciding what matters and what don't?? Get back on
> > planet earth my friend ... You wanna be productive, so where are your
> > suggestions, comments and/or proposals? I only see complains ...
> 
> Suggestions, comments and proposals doesn't bring anyone a better
> composite window manager. Coding does. Try it some day.
Your offense makes me slightly laugh - you obviously know nothing about
me and I am not interested in such a level of conversation.

> 
> I'm tierd of discussing retarded things. Some people insist on
> discussing every little bitty detail, others would like to direct the
> focus towards something that's actually productive.
> 
> And yes, I'm upset about this. No, I'm not polite. You people managed
> to kill my motiviation, and I'm not the only one. 
Yes, you are the only one - everything but you seems friendly and
cooperative. You are currently destroying _my_ motivation to work with
people like you ...

> I have no problems
> working with David now, which is where the real obstacle would've
> been, but instead the "community" is getting obsessed about what
> server to use, or a name, or god knows what's next. 
Wake up! The community never said a word about a repo - only some devs
from beryl.

> And I was very
> much active in this discussion when it started, but when it went into
> a loop of unproductive rambeling, I bailed out. I found something else
> to work on. Guess what, now I'm back and I'm not prepared to sit back
> and watch people like you ruin this oppertunity to make something
> great.
Go and do something great, nobody stops you. But please stop boring me.

> 
> So let go of your "I MUST HAVE A SAY IN EVERY DECISION"-thing and do
> something productive.
> 
(Can someone calm him down before I lose my patience? Thanks ...)

:)