[DC LoCo] Agendum 02-13-2010

[Ted Smith]

On Fri, 2010-02-12 at 09:52 -0500, Brian Curtis wrote:
> [ACTION] Magilum to nominate packages for loco adoption

I'm doing this on the list, because I may not be able to be online at
6:00.

The candidates are:

      * Pidgin: This has a huge number of bugs and would certainly
        justify a team effort. However, it might be too huge a number,
        and it seems well-covered already. (709 bugs/425 new bugs)
      * Pulseaudio: This has a huge number of bugs with not a lot of
        coverage. (574/379)
      * Liferea: This is a GNOME desktop feed reader. It has a moderate
        amount of bugs, and is somewhat covered. I think we could deal
        with all or most of the bugs in a month of weekly jams. (45/18)
      * GIMP: A bit more bugs than Liferea, but nowhere near Pidgin or
        PA. Seems to have pretty decent coverage. Probably doable in a
        month. (74/38)
      * Deluge: This is the best bittorrent client in the world. It has
        less bugs than GIMP and Liferea, more than Sugar, but almost no
        coverage. (58/51)
      * A KDE package of Maco's suggestion: I don't and have never used
        KDE, and as such have no idea what I could put here, but would
        like to have at least something from it in the running.
      * Empathy-OTR: Oh wait, this package doesn't exist. (0/0)

My vote is for Deluge, since I love it and it has the worst coverage. I
think my second vote would go for the GIMP, since it's high-profile but
doesn't have a lot of bugs (comparatively).

If anyone else has suggestions, feel free to bring them up - I can't
know what everyone wants.
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