2012/12/16 Neale Pickett ne...@woozle.org
+1 I'm a fan of git; bzr confuses me.
Consider gitorious instead of GitHub, though. Gitorious releases 100%
of the source code used to run the site, and is very FOSS oriented,
while GitHub uses proprietary software and is interested in you paying
One more benefit is we could use it as a time to get rid of the mixxx/
directory in the root of our tree since everyone has to re-checkout the
tree anyway.
On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 7:46 PM, RJ Ryan rr...@mixxx.org wrote:
Here's a thought. What if we moved our repos to git and hosted on GitHub?
I personally like github a lot. I think the following cons are also
unfounded:
Git is harder to use than Bazaar. Developers not familiar will have to
learn.
Issue tracker is fledgling. We should only use GitHub for code and code
review, not for issues or wiki.
Although I have not
Hi
I've briefly tested mixxx today on my win7 system. Here is a list of
the problems I found. They all only occurred with 64bit build.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mixxx/+bug/1091331
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mixxx/+bug/1091328
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mixxx/+bug/1084658/comments/3
using Linux
I don't have too much experience with git. But my experience with bzr
was all negative. The learning curve was very steep. I always got the
feeling that you needed to understand a great deal of the internal
workings in order to understand what command you should run.
When we swtiched it was my
Remember too, that Github has a point-and-click native app for mac and windows,
if anyone is worried about a learning curve on git :P
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On Monday, December 17, 2012 at 12:46
On Mon, 17 Dec 2012 10:47:30 -0500
nathan dotz nathan.d...@gmail.com wrote:
the maturity of services github provides is well worth the divergence
from a 100% open-source workflow.
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Just wanted to put those two things closer together :^)
The
Just cross-posting this from the PA mailing list. Ross has written another
great article on concurrency, lock-free algorithms, message passing and
more.
You'll find more than a few of these patterns manifested in Mixxx. I think
it would be useful if we spent some time creating some building
A reminder that launchpad wasn't open source for almost 2 years after Mixxx
started using it. Hell, Stallman built GCC on VAX and Sun because there weren't
any free operating systems that did what he wanted yet.
:^)
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On Monday,
Hello Mixxx,
Ok, first the short synopsis of my idea: I want to be able to record my
transitions, and have auto-dj mix between songs and recorded transitions.
My initial questions would be: First, does this already exist? If not, is
there some inherent problem explaining why this doesn't already
Cool, point-and-click native app for Github! But not for Linux :-(
Which one would you recommend for Linux?
How compatible are git and bzr in terms of loosing history.
We have currently 97 branches listed in Launchpad. Will it be possible
to merge theme with a git master some commits ahead?
Or it
On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 5:10 PM, Daniel Schürmann dasch...@mixxx.orgwrote:
Cool, point-and-click native app for Github! But not for Linux :-(
Which one would you recommend for Linux?
gitk is a GTK graphical history viewer and there is git gui which lets you
do git stuff via a GUI. They're
Thank you RJ for your answers.
One point I am still worrying:
If we move with lp:mixxx to git and also with
e.g.:lp:~mixxxdevelopers/mixxx/quit_being_a_jerk
It the possible to merge from the new mixxx to the new
quit_being_a_jerk branch?
If not we will have a long period where we have to mirror
gitg is a slightly prettier version done with gtk as well. :)
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On Monday, December 17, 2012 at 5:15 PM, RJ Ryan wrote:
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