[Compcomm] Our problems?

[Danny Baumann]

Hi,

> > Yes. If the most involved developers would actually sit down and make
> > an agreement, that would maybe get things really rolling here. In my
> > naïve spirit (although I'm almost twice the age of some here), I would
> > consider the most active developers to work together, a requisite for
> > a cooperation.
> >   
> Dennis is probably the most active developer from 'that side'
> and he has shown that he is not interested in any sort of
> discussion or debate about anything.  We rarely hear from him
> either here, or on the forum so its slightly hard to work together.

I think he avoids discussing here because he has better uses for his
time. I write here only rarely lately just for that reason.
If he always would try to have pointless discussions in circles with
you, he would get done less stuff and would probably no longer be the
most active developer.

> Any suggestion I make on the compiz mailing list is shot down by
> him for false technical reasons.  Even when the suggestions I am
> making are there to help him.  I do not have time for that.

You should be able to defend valid technical arguments. The people on
the Compiz ML aren't brainless people only listening to whoever shouts
loudest. 

Regards,

Danny