Øyvind Harboe wrote: > My first instinct is to move the mailing list wholesale to sourceforge.
I agree strongly with this. Spencer Oliver wrote: > I agree - I will look into it, website aswell. As for website and repositories, a lot of nice integration can be accomplished when self hosting, as I am doing for several projects already. I would be happy to host also the openocd repository(ies) and set up a Trac, which includes a wiki, a ticket system, a source code browser, and repository history view, all nicely integrated. Jim Larson wrote: > Any consideration of using github (github.com)? I've been pretty > happy with them and they have a huge user base. I am personally very strongly against depending on companies based in the US for open source project infrastructure. I find there are quite significant drawbacks, due to stupid US law and/or due to the service being provided by a business with a clear agenda, which makes it an impossible choice for any self-respecting open source project. Already the very very first condition of github terms and many others completely rule it out IMO: --8<-- http://help.github.com/terms-of-service/ A. Account Terms 1. You must be 13 years or older to use this Service. -->8-- This is not significant because OpenOCD has so many contributors under the age of 13, but because it is unacceptable IMO that it would be *ILLEGAL* to welcome a young contributor into the project. It is just absurd. Of course the terms continue with more great stuff. //Peter _______________________________________________ Openocd-development mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/openocd-development
