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On Tuesday 30 October 2001 10:43 am, Dirk Mueller wrote:
> The reason is quite simple in fact. I'm very uncomfortable with somebody
> committing or developing a code base that they don't use on their own. I
> guess the common phrase "Eat your own sh*t!" expresses this better than
> anything els

i use the code base extensively but not on a system that i could lose my 
actual work on.  I mean if kate crashes when i am dorking with kdcop i cannot 
cry.  my problem is with people who install it on their workstations and 
things break.  i have two accounts, 1 for KDE 2.2 that I work in all day and 
1 for KDE 3.0 that i work in all night.  I am amazed that KDE 3.0 is very 
usable compared to where 2.0 was when it was at the same point, yet i am not 
cocky enough to use it for my day job so to speak.  

yes i do "eat my own sh*t", and i love it ;)

- -ian reinhart geiser

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