[Debian-science-sagemath] pari-sage or pari ?
jdemeyer at cage.ugent.be
jdemeyer at cage.ugent.be
Sun Aug 21 17:27:23 UTC 2016
> 1) I don't understand why it would be very hard for sage to stick to
> released versions of packages : each and every other open source
> projects does this.
Maybe those projects do not have so many depencies, or their
dependencies cooperate more? Or worse, they drop or delay features? I
honestly have no idea.
> 2) Releasing development version of some upstream in a stable
> version of sage is more than impolite towards said upstream : it's
> hostile.
I don't get why.
> If there is a bug, the user gets said "Oh, it's a problem with sage
> and its pari 2.8-pre314159~git271828+p42", but understands "Oh, it's
> a problem with pari".
Which is true, right?
> 3) One can argue that pari is moving too slowly... that might be
> true, but if the current upstream is too slow... become upstream and
> make it fast!
You mean fork PARI? What would upstream PARI or Debian think of that?
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