Summary of the Gentoo council meeting 13 December 2015 Roll call ================= Present: blueness, dilfridge, jlec, k_f, rich0, ulm, williamh 1. Games file-path policy ================= https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-project/message/c60f7c1514f175b8cc0d376ae9373e17 https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-project/message/9578d459aee22ca47b1dc19149684662 The council voted in favor of deprecating the /usr/games and /etc/games directories. Games packages should _not_ install any files there, but follow the normal guidelines for install locations instead. Two exceptions are made: (a) Games packages can install files in /usr/share/games (instead of /usr/share) if that is the location used by upstream. (b) Shared high-score or game state files can be placed in /var/games or a subdirectory of it. A vote was conducted and passed stating that new packages should not inherit the current games eclass. Following this a vote was held on whether "EAPI 6 should be blocked in the current games eclass", which passed with a vote count of 4 yes, 2 no and 1 abstainations. 2. Review, and possibly vote on GLEP 67 ================= https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-project/message/effdb2474965825fdfc06d0276e3318d The council unanumously voted in favor of "The council approves the general direction of GLEP 67 but notes that minor alterations might be needed to provide clarity before final approval" 3. Bugs with council participation ================= The council briefly discussed bug 503382: "Missing summaries for 20131210, 20140114, and 20140225 council meetings". The current status of this bug is a missing summary for the 20140225 meeting. Ulm has volunteered to write this and it is ongoing. 4. Open floor ================= The council discussed bug 568068: "GLEP 42: Define support for EAPI 5 dependency atoms in news items". It was a concensus for defining a new news item format for additional EAPI settings and clarify that version 1.0 uses EAPI 0. In order to be consistent with terminology, the term "package dependency specification" should be used rather than "dependency atom".