I still have some confusion. Is f-spot still considered a gnome
application? Should we think of the github repository as a fork, or
will the gnome repository eventually get updated to match? I'm happy
either way, I just want a better understanding, and it might also have
some effect on how distros think about packaging f-spot.
I primarily use KDE, so f-spot becoming more platform agnostic would be
good for me. I have a slight fear of f-spot depending on some part of
gnome that absolutely requires systemd, which I still don't run, and I
don't want to be forced to switch just because of one application.
Jack
On 2014.12.08 22:50, Stephen Shaw wrote:
Sorry about the confusion. I've failed to update the website and
friends partly due to lack of access, but I know who to talk to now.
One of the reasons I moved it to github was because it seemed like it
would be easier for people to submit PRs, etc.
Cheers,
Stephen
On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 8:10 PM, Camilo Polymeris
<cpolyme...@gmail.com> wrote:
One of the downsides of Git: code sprawl. It gets ever more
difficult to determine the canon code base of a project.
> [...]
> > https://github.com/mono/f-spot/
> Absolutely.
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