Hi, On Thu, Oct 17, 2002 at 12:41:37AM +0100, Wookey wrote: > > wookey: i just read on http://www.at.debian.org/ports/arm/ that > > you are the maintainer of the webpages. what's about some > > cleaning up? to be honest, haven't seen anything from some of > > these people. but maybe i lack some history here ... it's up to > > you :). > > yeah - time for an update I think. I'll put in a little 'history' bit to > give credit for those who did mucho porting but have now moved on. Some of > that is now ancient history.
good plan. > Anyone else doing debian-arm 'jobs' apart from the following which is what > I think is happening: > > othmar pasteka - buildd care and feeding, debussy responsible person > james troup - buildd backup uh, well, other way round, james troup is the main guy. i am just doing these small things ... mostly i just happen to read debian-arm on a regular basis. > phil blundell - toolchain stuff and general gurudom, bootfloppies > rod stewart - buildd machines responsible person(?) (rameau, elara, europa) the on site admin ... like me for debussy ... > Wookey - docs, armlinux.org stuff, (emdebian) > Ralph Siemsen - netwinder.org > > Is anyone foolish enough to stick their hand up and claim to be project > lead, or are we happy without one of those now we are essentially in > maintenance mode. I suspect the latter. unfortunately agreed :/. > Someone need to do an arm port of debian-installer....I'd like to, but I > bet I'm not going to get round to it if my usual performance is anything to > go by. unfortunately I lack the experience/skills and the hardware :/. > I'll add a section giving advice to people having trouble with arm builds of > their packages, essentially saying - 'ask nicely on this list and we'll > help'. And listing places where there are chroots to test stuff in. make it so :). so long Othmar
