Awesome!! Very nice work, all! Time to find new projects to host... dave m.
On Thursday, September 4, 2003, at 04:55 PM, Ed Hill wrote:
Hi TriLUG-ers!
Its been some months since the early discussions about creating a TriLUG-hosted "projects" site but the good news is that a number of people including:
Jason Tower, Hunter Matthews, Ed Hill, Tanner Lovelace, Jeremy Portzer, and helpful folks on TriLUG IRC
have managed to assemble a GForge-based site at:
http://forge.trilug.org/
The intent is to provide:
- a SourceForge-like collaborative development environment primarily meant for and run by TriLUG members, and
- a chance for folks to learn about GForge
If you're a current TriLUG member and you're interested in hosting a
project (however small or un-started it may be at this point!) please
visit the site and follow the quick registration directions. Since this
is a "beta" period for us, we're asking that you please be patient with
us. And we're only approving projects that have at least one current
TriLUG member as a project leader.
If you're interested in learning more about GForge or becoming an admin for the "TriFORGE" site, please contact us. I'll be happy to turn the GForge install/setup/maintain notes into a "GForge on Red Hat 9 HOWTO" project.
Ed
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