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Subject: Re: [Bitcoin-development] Linux packaging letter
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Mike Hearn <mike@plan99.net> writes:
> If packagers hear upstreams cry about packaging a lot, I think you should
> keep an open mind that some of them probably know what they're talking
> about. We really shouldn't have to beg and cajole here. Saying "we have our
> reasons and we want you to stop" should be enough.
Asserting without explaining isn't going to work; lots of people think
their code is more special than it is, and most of these claims are
unwarranted. But, there is a good explanation for the bitcoin case.
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