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Re: Adding a generic mathematical library
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Emanuel Berg |
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Re: Adding a generic mathematical library |
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Thu, 25 Jul 2024 19:12:12 +0200 |
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Christopher Dimech wrote:
>> FYI, we basically don't have any active "calc developers"
>> to talk to. There are some people that occasionally
>> contribute here and there though, see "git log lisp/calc".
>
> The suggestion to have Emanuel handle the Calc package in
> Emacs raises several considerations about the
> responsibilities and experiences needed to maintain such
> a tool, as well as the broader context of contributing to
> and maintaining GNU packages.
??? What? :P
I'm not maintaining anything and especially not Calc which
I don't even use.
I was only offering my services for a math library, if that
was indicative of a realization and shared view that we should
have that and other such libraries instead of the model we
have now. Well, I have just described it.
Because then it could be an alternative, it could be the
right-way-from-now-on never minding the past, it could even in
time be a complete replacement.
But people are opposed to this, which is okay. Unfortunately,
people didn't say that but instead started to talk about _me_.
Now I'm ready for that (see above, I didn't even get angry).
But all in all, now I'm really not up to do anything about
this since there is no agreement why it should happen in the
first place.
--
underground experts united
https://dataswamp.org/~incal