Great suggestion, Robie
and good discussion and opinions here.
I'm +1 as well for moving
and good discussion and opinions here.
I'm +1 as well for moving
(even if I also struggle with Matrix a bit here and there, esp. in regard to notifications, but anyway, I'll get used to it).
But I think that keeping the split between devel and release would make sense (but I could also live with a merge).
Cheers
But I think that keeping the split between devel and release would make sense (but I could also live with a merge).
Cheers
On Wed, Jan 22, 2025 at 4:59 PM Aaron Rainbolt <arraybolt3@gmail.com> wrote:
On Wed, 22 Jan 2025 12:46:41 +0100
Sebastien Bacher <seb128@ubuntu.com> wrote:
> Hey Simon,
>
> Le 22/01/2025 à 00:01, Simon Quigley a écrit :
> > The Flavor channel is hardly a development channel; this move would
> > not make sense.
>
> Yet I often see topics like ISO build failures introduced by Ubuntu
> Desktop changes discussed there. I had a few times where I learnt
> about issues I created for flavors by reading the matrix channel.
> I initially joined the channel because someone pointed out that such
> issues were being discussed and I wanted to provide feedback.
>
> Going back to my main motivation, I would like to leave the flavors
> channel because the @room ping is used too often for my taste and on
> topics I've no interest in but at the same time I still want to know
> about issues we create for flavors.
> Maybe an alternative suggestion would be for flavors to move those
> technical discussions to #devel...
With my Lubuntu Developer hat on, I think moving discussions like the
ones you mention to the #devel room should be doable. We probably will
still discuss them in the flavors room since they *do* affect flavors
directly and need flavor developer attention, but we can also
cross-post to #devel (without using @room pings).
With my Matrix Operator hat on, you don't have to leave the flavors
room to silence the unnecessary pings. If you're using Element, hover
over the room's "button" in the left sidebar, click the bell icon[1],
and then click "Mute room". That way you can still pop your head in if
you're interested, and if someone shares a link to a discussion in the
flavors room, you'll be able to view it. You just won't get pinged and
won't see unread message indicators.
> Cheers,
> Sébastien Bacher
>
>
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