Radeonhd repo not migrated to gitlab.

[Mike Lothian]

You really don't know when to quit do you?

If you can't be civil perhaps you should leave

Radeonhd is dead, xf86-video-ati only works on old hardware and the
modesetting driver replaces that and wayland will make it further
redundant

Your work on lima helped with Panfrost but even that has far overtaken
where lima ever got to

Whether or not you were badly treated a decade ago doesn't excuse your
behavior since then

I strongly suggest you seek professional help as your obsession over
these events is unhealthy

On Fri, 8 Mar 2019 at 03:27, Luc Verhaegen <libv at skynet.be> wrote:
>
> On Fri, Mar 08, 2019 at 11:15:25AM +0900, Daniel Stone wrote:
> > On Fri, 8 Mar 2019 at 10:52, Luc Verhaegen <libv at skynet.be> wrote:
> > > A quick look over other
> > > requests back then showed me that it usually took you many days, often
> > > weeks, to answer new project requests. But when _i_ asked, a not too
> > > supportive reply was quickly received.
> >
> > I've snipped most of the misleading accounts of history, incorrect or
> > invented events, and pure outright defamatory lies that you've spent
>
> Defamation is a strong word, it means void of truth, void of data and
> facts.
>
> Some googling will provide me with cover for those data points. I
> also think i can dig out the email keithp sent us when he did create the
> radeonhd repo, which will then also include the email that egbert sent
> asking for project to at least you and keith. If needs be i will dig out
> all the bugzilla entries with fd.o admin requests that you personally
> responded to 6 months before and after (which will be laborious enough
> already) i requested fd.o project resources for lima, and expose the
> timeframes there (i will then also add Tollef's response times when i am
> at it). And there's a whole bunch of former nokia guys on this ml, who
> know just when you were thrown off the team and why, and how this was in
> the september/october 2010 timeframe, shortly before you and ajax got
> drunk and did what you did.
>
> > the last ten years posting all over the internet. There's no point in
> > responding to them since you just go silent, then pop up six months or
> > a year later to tell a new set of people the same old set of garbage,
> > in the hope of destroying peoples' reputations and/or careers.
> >
> > I thought that after some pretty civil interactions recently, and
>
> Do you mean you coming to me in the fosdem devroom to convey that Eric
> Faye-Lund would not be able to make it to talk at the devroom that day?
>
> Since you are a colleague of Eric, i had no reason to doubt your
> statements. It would be foolish of me to assume that you were not
> being truthful. Doing so would only hurt the graphics devroom and
> FOSDEM, and it was paramount to inform fosdem visitors, and to then find
> an alternative solution (which we did) to make maximum use of the
> minimal time that the insane effort that is FOSDEM has.
>
> I never have and never will refuse a talk for the graphics devroom based
> on how i like or dislike the person giving that talk. If i could bring
> myself to doing that, i would invalidate any reason for my involvement
> in the devroom and FOSDEM. FOSDEM and the graphics devroom come first.
>
> I will gladly ask nasty questions and will happily give you an earful,
> especially at the delirium bar, as you well know. But i will not
> brazenly affect the devroom schedule in such a way, let alone refuse
> talks that are clear devroom material.
>
> > quickly and reasonably responding to your request for help with an
> > explanation of why the mistake happened in the first place, that there
> > was no danger here. But nope, after spending ten years tip-toeing
> > around you, ignoring all the bait in the form of lies and defaming my
> > character and motivations, but also trying to be 'fair' to the
> > community by spending my time actioning your requests like the above,
> > that's my reward.
> >
> > So here's my new and clear policy on Luc Verhaegen: I'm never in my
> > life dealing with you again. If you ask for help or in fact any of my
> > time, in any forum at all (e.g. here, sitewranglers@, IRC, whatever),
> > I'm ignoring it. Even if I am literally the only person who can do the
> > thing you ask for, whatever that is, I will flatly refuse to do it. If
> > you file an issue which requires my action specifically, it will get
> > immediately closed.
>
> You just communicated that you will now "officially" start doing exactly
> what i claim that you have been doing for many years (amongst other
> things). This as a response to me reiterating that very claim? How does
> that work?
>
> On its own, this very statement precludes you from doing any custodial
> work on any project. It also clearly displays that you feel that there
> are tasks at freedesktop.org which can only be dealt with by yourself.
> As if declaring that you will refuse to handle valid requests for
> freedesktop.org resources, purely on the basis of interpersonal issues,
> is not bad enough already.
>
> > > Integrity is such a nice word. Somehow it feels like words like
> > > integrity and custodian belong together.
> >
> > Given all your vindictive and abusive bullying over many years, I
> > wouldn't if I were you choose 'personal and professional integrity' to
> > judge others on.
>
> Say what you will, but...
>
> I have never refused anyone mailing lists or other project resources.
>
> I have never silently removed anyone from planet.freedesktop.org. (1)
>
> I have never silently removed drivers from build scripts.
>
> I have never "lent" my root key to facilitate drunken hacking of
> repositories.
>
> I have never used root of a project hosting facility to vandalize
> projects. (2)
>
> And there's a ton of other, more minor, things i could add to that list.
>
> Luc Verhaegen.
>
> (1) was halfarsedly claimed by Dave Airlie a few years down the line.
> (2) was claimed by Adam Jackson, but Daniel his rootkey was used, and
> Daniel claimed this to be his only involvement.
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