Thanks to all for the input and suggestions on a new project hosting
service -- and for the offers of help.
I understand the comparisons between git and svn, and also some of the
advantages/disadvantages of various possible sites, including
GitHub (most features are git-oriented; no mailing list support)
Gitorious ( " )
GNU Savannah (doesn't allow "non-free" requirements, like our kvasd)
Google Code (doesn't support mailman)
Launchpad (doesn't support svn)
SourceForge (ugly pages, advertising, etc...)
I've used git -- it's a good system. On balance, though, I think our
path of least resistance (and least disruption) is to stick with
Subversion as our base repository. Individuals can always use git
locally, and I imagine some already do.
SourceForge seems to meet all our needs and will supposedly migrate our
whole project seamlessly. I'm inclined to ask them to do this, and see
how we like it. If all seems well, we can then decide to move all
subsequent work there.
Questions:
1. Any objections or further appeals to reason? :-)
2. When to do this?
3. Bill, would you prefer to commit your big changes to WSJT-X first?
Or perhaps to make a branch, and commit your new code to that?
-- Joe, K1JT
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