Andreas Rottmann <[email protected]> writes: > OK, here's another one: `(wak ...)'. Wak, according to [0], means "six" > in Mayan. I searched freshmeat and sourceforge and did a bit of googling > as well: apparently, this is not yet taken by a free software > project. It's very short, and reasonably unique. So unless I hear > objections in the next few days, I'll apply for a project on Gna! and > Gitorious using that name. > I have now registered a project on Gitorious [0], and inside it created two repositories `wak-common' and `wak-fmt'. The former contains common, private functionality such as an `include' macro, the latter an adaption of Alex Shinn's formatting combinator library, making use of the former.
I'd like to invite everybody interested to peek around in these and note issues :-). As for putting these issues to record: I've also applied for a project at Gna! [1], also under the name `wak'; hopefully the project gets approved soonish -- currently [1] notes 2010-05-07 as "should be finished on" date. Then we'll have a bug tracker and a mailing list, and I can stop pestering ikarus-users. Ah, and if you are interested in contributing, please register on Gitorious, and send me a mail with you user name, so I can add you to the `wak-maintainers' team [2] -- I kinda feel lonely there ATM ;-). [0] http://gitorious.org/wak [1] https://gna.org/task/?7046 [2] http://gitorious.org/+wak-maintainers -- Andreas Rottmann -- <http://rotty.yi.org/>
