Agreed. > So as I see it, the best way forward, which would please both crowds, is > to use both systems simultaneously in the various projects, with each > crowd maintaining their own system's scripts, making sure required > changes are notified to the other crowd via the respective mailling > list. This way we're likely to attract/retain a wider range of > developers.
At least as far as OpengGC is concerned, my next major goal is to update the CVS repository to some sort of "definitive" version that both windows and unix folks can download and build without any hacking. Once that's established, then life should be much easier. So, as a general message to Ross and others who have done some work on unix builds, please let me know when you have a working version and/or contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] (I'll need your sourceforge id) for write access to the OpenGC CVS repository. Be forewarned, now that FTGL is stable, I'm shifting to that (rather than GLTT). This requires the Freetype 2.04 library, which builds very smoothly. Fortunately, I don't anticipate switching font libraries again. There will be some slight directory restructuring relative to the current OpenGC layout, but nothing too dramatic. Thanks for all the hard work on the Unix end everyone.... if we could put together an active list of who's doing/is planning on doing/has done what it would probably be a help. -Damion- _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
