Re: tvtime at linuxtv.org

2011-10-07 Thread Devin Heitmueller
On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 9:59 PM, Mauro Carvalho Chehab
mche...@redhat.com wrote:
 Hi Devin,

 I had some discussions with Mikael today at the #linuxtv channel about
 tvtime. Mikael has write access to the tvtime site at sourceforge and he
 is doing some maintainance on it for some time, and worked on some bugs
 from Gentoo, and also imported some stuff from Ubuntu.

 I've merged his patches on my repository:
        http://git.linuxtv.org/mchehab/tvtime.git

 Tvtime is compiling, at least on Fedora 15. I also added your patch there,
 and changed the latency delay to 50ms. I didn't test it yet. I'll do it
 later
 today or tomorrow.

 Btw, Mikael updated the Related Sites there to point to the LinuxTV site:
        http://tvtime.sourceforge.net/links.html

 He will try to contact Vektor again, in order to get his ack about adding
 a note at the main page pointing to us.

 I think we should move those patches to the main repository after testing
 the
 merges, and give write rights to the ones that are interested on maintaining
 tvtime.

 I'm interested on it, and also Mikael.

 IMHO, after testing it and applying a few other patches that Mikael might
 have,
 it is time for us to rename the version to 1.10 and do a tvtime release.

 Would that work for you?

 Thank you!
 Mauro

Hi Mauro,

It's good to hear that patches are continuing to be merged, and of
course contributors are always welcome.

The more I think about this, the more I recognize that I'm not really
adding any value to this process.  While I would really like to put
more time/energy into tvtime, I just don't have the time and it
appears I'm actually slowing down a community of contributors who are
trying to move things forward.

At this point I would recommend the LinuxTV community just take over
the project, give yourself write access to the main repo, and spin a
release.  I would indeed recommend calling it 1.10, to prevent
confusion with the various vendor branches where I believe some of
which may actually already be calling themselves 1.03.

Regarding expanding the list of individuals with commit rights, I
might suggest keeping the list of write privileges for the main repo
to a minimum in the short term (starting with yourself), until
developers have demonstrated their ability to author coherent patches
which won't cause breakage as well as the ability to review the work
of others.

Cheers,

Devin

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Re: tvtime at linuxtv.org

2011-10-07 Thread Mauro Carvalho Chehab

Em 07-10-2011 10:38, Devin Heitmueller escreveu:

On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 9:59 PM, Mauro Carvalho Chehab
mche...@redhat.com  wrote:

Hi Devin,

I had some discussions with Mikael today at the #linuxtv channel about
tvtime. Mikael has write access to the tvtime site at sourceforge and he
is doing some maintainance on it for some time, and worked on some bugs
from Gentoo, and also imported some stuff from Ubuntu.

I've merged his patches on my repository:
http://git.linuxtv.org/mchehab/tvtime.git

Tvtime is compiling, at least on Fedora 15. I also added your patch there,
and changed the latency delay to 50ms. I didn't test it yet. I'll do it
later
today or tomorrow.

Btw, Mikael updated the Related Sites there to point to the LinuxTV site:
http://tvtime.sourceforge.net/links.html

He will try to contact Vektor again, in order to get his ack about adding
a note at the main page pointing to us.

I think we should move those patches to the main repository after testing
the
merges, and give write rights to the ones that are interested on maintaining
tvtime.

I'm interested on it, and also Mikael.

IMHO, after testing it and applying a few other patches that Mikael might
have,
it is time for us to rename the version to 1.10 and do a tvtime release.

Would that work for you?

Thank you!
Mauro


Hi Mauro,

It's good to hear that patches are continuing to be merged, and of
course contributors are always welcome.

The more I think about this, the more I recognize that I'm not really
adding any value to this process.  While I would really like to put
more time/energy into tvtime, I just don't have the time and it
appears I'm actually slowing down a community of contributors who are
trying to move things forward.

At this point I would recommend the LinuxTV community just take over
the project, give yourself write access to the main repo, and spin a
release.  I would indeed recommend calling it 1.10, to prevent
confusion with the various vendor branches where I believe some of
which may actually already be calling themselves 1.03.


Ok, I've added myself into it.

I've just pushed everything into:
http://git.linuxtv.org/tvtime.git

For now, it is showing as version 1.0.4. I'll rename it to 1.1.0 after getting
some feedback and maybe some additional fixes, and add an announcement about
that when we'll be there.

I tested it yesterday, and it seems to be working properly. Mikael patches
were putting it on a borderless mode, with looked weird on my eyes ;)
So, I added a new parameter (-L) to allow selecting the borderless mode
for those that prefer that way. The default is to have borders.


Regarding expanding the list of individuals with commit rights, I
might suggest keeping the list of write privileges for the main repo
to a minimum in the short term (starting with yourself), until
developers have demonstrated their ability to author coherent patches
which won't cause breakage as well as the ability to review the work
of others.


Maybe Hans de Goede would also like to get his hands on it, as he wrote
a few patches for it on Fedora.

Thanks,
Mauro
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