>ther the development
> process currently makes it difficult to contribute. I'm seeing this now from a
> quite different perspective as when I had more time for KWin.
>

It has always been a trade-off.
Having it so one writes code in ECM and it doesn't get properly tested
in real use by developers till frameworks releases also sucks. I think
this has been a particularly turbulent week for kwin, which isn't
typical.

I'm surprised the Neon experience hasn't really worked out for Neon's
main goal. I think that's the real issue and not really a kwin
specific one.

> If I would try to track everything using kdesrc-build I would even have less time for hacking

I'm not sure how true that is. There's a massive up-front setup cost,
but once that's done, it doesn't take much hand holding.

David

> Martin
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