[Pkg-alsa-devel] init script
Steve Kowalik
stevenk@debian.org
Fri, 16 Apr 2004 11:45:28 +1000
On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 20:51:07 -0400, David B Harris uttered
> No, I've no objections - but I'll admit to being mighty annoyed at going
> through all the effort to come up with a solution based on stated
> requirements only to have the requirements change. If I'd known at the
> beginning that we didn't give a flying fuck about card ordering, it
> would have been a far less error-prone process.
>
Considering with this move, we'll be likely removing the alsa-base
debconfage as well, and the amount of time I spent getting that
complete and utter pile of shite to work properly 90% of the time was
just insane. Personally, I'm happy to see them go, along with the
horse they rode in on.
I know it's a PITA for the requirements to change, but the
requirements for a project may change over time. Does that help at all?
Culling back the init script to be modprobe-less, and removing
debconfage from alsa-base, and changing alsa-source to be a
multiselect sounds like a good nights work.
Due to the above paragraph, we should be able to close #195516,
#199739, #203491, #210440, #218655, #226781, #232380, #232854 and
#237003.
9 out of 64 bugs isn't much, but it's a start, and it also makes
alsa-base's config not exist, and the postinst much simpler.
Cheers,
--
Steve
"I'm a doctor, not a doorstop"
- EMH, USS Enterprise