Hi Iain
> How much time do you think is reasonable?
I was thinking until we have the project structure worked out, ie, do
we have lots of smaller SourceForge projects, or one big one.
> I was actually thinking of making the move gradually. First set up
> the jos project account at SourceForge and turning on the features
> we don't have. Make an announcement, links on the web pages
> and let that settle in. Then moving CVS to SourceForge. Then
> moving mailing lists to SourceForge. Should it all be done at once?
I don't mind, which ever is the easiest in the long run. I'm not sure
what has to be moved, cvs, wiki web, mailing lists. Of these I think the
wiki web would be the hardest to move over.
> I agree. Although, the entire discussion of a JOS source license
> was postponed to avoid distracting the core developers from getting
> the first kernel out. Is now the time to bring this up (and probably
> slow down development while the issue is discussed)?
>
> I think we might as well just get it over with (no time like the
> present). Especially now that we have a voting mechanism in
> place for major project decisions.
Ok. So anybody who would like to discusse a licence for the JOS Project
should subscribe to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list, and start work on it.
Robert Fitzsimons
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