Andreas Beck wrote:
> > PS: a totally unrelated question: I have an almost complete ipc visual
> > hanging around. What should I do to get that into cvs ?
>
> Please get a CVS account from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ok, so I hereby forward this request to whoever is administrating this kind of
permissions.
> > Didn't we talk about moving cvs over to sourceforge (and other services) ?
>
> That might happen at some time. Though I don't like moving stuff out of a
> perfectly working system ...
depends on what you mean with 'perfectly working'. As we discussed in the irc
meeting, GGI has some visibility (PR) problems. the cvs on sourceforge has
the advantage that a couple of services come with it for free. For example
cvsweb, and mailing lists. Berlin for example uses a script to forward cvs
activity to a read-only mailing list. This is a nice way for observers to
be kept up to date. I strongly suggest you use more of sourceforge's services
than just the BTS.
I understand that the GGI lead developers have very little time to spend on
the project. That is even more reason to move as much of the administrative
activity over to sourceforge, as all but the real creative and humane activity
can be automatized easily.
Best regards, Stefan
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Stefan Seefeld
Departement de Physique
Universite de Montreal
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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...ich hab' noch einen Koffer in Berlin...
