On 25 May 2010 05:44, Ray Smith <theraysm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I would be very happy for someone to take over maintenance of the autotools
> part of tesseract. Even better if a team of you can do it... I don't get
> much time to deal with that, and it doesn't get much priority, since we have
> our own build system, and windows has to have its own. With someone looking
> after the build side, I am hopeful that, after 3.00 becomes a tarball, I can
> keep the svn trunk fully up-to-date with the source code and then maybe you
> guys can decide when it is a good time to make a new tarball release.
>

I'll take you up on that; I want shared libraries :)

Maybe one month from now would be a good time to set for a release; it
gives enough time to have organised testing.

> I made a big hole in the issues list last week, and will attempt to work
> through the rest this week, as there are useful patches in there that should
> be applied, and useful bug reports for bugs that can be fixed. WIth the
> issues list down to a more manageable size, it should be easier to keep up
> with it. There is too much for me to manage on my own though, and it is
> overwhelming to see that just about every wiki page has as many comments
> attached as there are open issues
>
> I saved a lot of time by putting a filter on the forum, but that meant I
> didn't look at it either, which is not satisfactory. I created the
> tesseract-dev forum for developers specifically, but it didn't take off. It
> would help to have a division between the more mundane parts of the forum
> and the other items that require my specific attention.
>

I think all of the relevant threads have an issue filed, so you're not
missing much.

It might be a good time to revive the tesseract-dev list; the interest
clearly exists.

> So please, anyone who wants to help out maintain this site, rather than fork
> it, let me know, and I will add you to the list of developers. We are still
> actively developing the code at Google, and I want to be able to get the
> code out where people can use it.
>

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<Leftmost> jimregan, that's because deep inside you, you are evil.
<Leftmost> Also not-so-deep inside you.

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