Aaron writes: | I would like to update the abc project sourceforge homepage |(http://abc.sourceforge.net/). Basically, I would like to add a little bit of |information about iabc, and also remove all the things that are obviously not true, |e.g. active projects that are not currently active, remove broken links, etc. | | I would also like to remove the packages from the Summary page (which is usually the |first page people find) but the packages themselves have never been added. This is |actually all the projects except iabc, since apparently no other packages are posted |there. | | If you have suggestions for things that should go there, or if you would like to |populate one of the abc2... projects, please post your suggestions. Or if you are |the maintainers of another free software package, populate your package with some |files or something, and I won't remove them.
Well, my abc2ps clone (jcabc2ps) is listed on the sourceforge.abc page, and I'd love to update it to my latest version. I was even given admin privs a year or so back, and since then I've spent a lot of spare time learning about sourceforge. Lots of good stuff there. But I've never found any information telling me how to update that link to my code. This is extremely frustrating. I've gotten email from people who have downloaded it and installed it, and found all sorts of things that don't work. I have to point them to my personal site where I have the latest version. And I apologize for the version on sourceforge. How can I make that link point to the current version? I'd prefer that someone else not "help" me by doing it themselves; that would just keep me ignorant and the problem would continue. Best would be if someone could point to the sourceforge documentation that I haven't been smart enough to find, so I can learn to do it myself. Sourceforge seems like a good idea. I wonder how people learn to do such things with it? The documentation seems a jumbled mess. I can wander around it in forever learning things that I don't have use for right now. But I can never find an answer to the questions that I have at the moment. Having the first version of my code presented as "the" version and not being able to update it is extremely annoying ... To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
