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Alpine Governance

Introduction

The Alpine Linux project exists to create a community-driven Linux distribution, with an emphasis on friendly participation. This document outlines the overall governance process of the project as well as responsibilities of individual contributors. It does not define any other details other than the governance processes.

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Alpine Linux Code of Conduct

This Code of Conduct applies to participants in Alpine projects, such as the Alpine Linux distribution.

Diversity and inclusion make the Alpine community strong. Anybody who wishes to participate in the Alpine community are welcome as long as they follow this Code of Conduct.

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Alpine Linux Code of Conduct

This Code of Conduct applies to participants in Alpine projects, such as the Alpine Linux distribution.

Diversity and inclusion make the Alpine community strong. Anybody who wishes to participate in the Alpine community are welcome as long as they follow this Code of Conduct.

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# a collection of bugfix backports to earlier asyncio, use asyncio_bug_fixes.patch_loop() to patch it
import asyncio
import asyncio.base_events
import functools
import socket
import ipaddress
from asyncio import futures


# Linux's sock.type is a bitmask that can include extra info about socket.

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IRCv3 Metadata proposal

1. Introduction
It is generally useful to associate metadata with one's IRC presence, e.g. to
make one's homepage or non-IRC contact details more discoverable. There are
several mechanisms for doing this, but they typically rely on the presence of
services and aren't really suitable for transient metadata such as a user's
current location.

This proposal aims to codify two coexisting mechanisms for working with