00:04:18 danmcd: I don't have an account :) 08:07:54 nbjoerg illumos.org account should do 14:48:00 :) 14:49:59 I am having a machine donated to me by a friend expressly for illumos development but my client wants to pay for it because it will replace my current illumos machine that he needs to run windows or linux 14:51:15 and yes, i have been more a debugger than a developer, I promise this will improve 14:54:22 anyway we are both fans of Solaris as the only unix standing besides AIX and illumos and bsd are the only unix derivatives still standing 14:55:15 and even ibm doesn't use AIX for their supercomputers, who would, it's incomprehensible 14:56:41 I don't know actually how to request code review though 14:57:23 i didn't make my own git tree and probably should have? 14:58:23 tbh, git is more complex than sccs or rcs and i get confused 14:58:40 I'd start by reading through https://illumos.org/docs/contributing/ 14:58:52 That links through to https://illumos.org/docs/contributing/gerrit/ which describes the code review system that's used 14:58:53 danke! 14:59:02 but the whole guide is useful for setting the scene etc. 14:59:25 okay, i adopted a defect a while ago 15:00:15 asnd if i am receiving a machine FOR this project, i should actually push code 15:03:10 and yes, i'm polylingual, i can't read sanskrit or arabic at all though or really anything using non latin characters, maybe runes a bit 15:04:11 andyf, I took possession of a low priority bug over a year ago (shame) and just never finished it 15:04:56 but noone else wanted to fix yacc for parallel builds 15:05:19 I'm not sure it's an actual problem in practice 15:06:16 Either way taking something small and working through the contribution process is a great place to start. 15:06:53 indeed and i am used to working for corporations who don't really care 15:06:58 SCO didn't 15:08:08 anyway if i am accepting donations from friends i should actually puch my code