Just a precision: Savane is just a new name, not a fork, of the
software that runs on savannah.gnu.org
Savannah is am ambiguous way to designate both the Savannah website and
the 4 years-old SF-fork that runs on it.
A non-ambiguous way to designate the website is Savannah.gnu.org.
Savannah/Savane runs on savannah.[non]gnu.org, savannah.cern.ch, gna.
org. The code base is still actively maintained at
http://gna.org/p/savane/
It seems the FSF made the mistake too :)
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Sylvain
"Free as in Freedom"
On 2004.04.13 17:12, Tim Perdue wrote:
Maybe I never heard of savane before a couple weeks ago? Has anyone
else? I don't think I've ever come across a site that uses it?
[...]
Maybe you just aren't aware of the reasons? I have received phone
calls from FSF that said they had a lot of reasons that made sense to
me. Mainly, that their old codebase was not being actively developed
any more and that their volunteers would not tolerate the new
security restrictions.
