Re: Is this list alive?
+++ Allen Curtis [05-01-02 17:00 -0800]:
> I just returned from holiday, sorry about the delay in responding.
>
> What about setting up web based collaboration for Emdebian development.
> The current site is geared toward a mature project. Would a TWiki
> section be useful? I set this up for each of our projects to aid
> communications and provide a focal point for development. I could also
> setup a CVS or BK server.
>
> Suggestions?
A wiki would almost certainly be useful. Feel free to install one. I've
recentlyuseddocuwiki which is quite nice, but whicheverwiki takes your fancy
is fine by me.
We currently have CVS at sourceforge. I'm happy to leave it there for now
but as you say having everything in one place does make more sense, so you
could migrate stuff over to the newserver. I think we can leave the old
toolchain CVS (gcc and binutils) but the website, emdebsys and new tools
modules should be copied over.
I'd like avoid Bitkeeper due to non-freeness. You might want to try one of
the newer and more versatile management systems,but I don't know how to use
any of them, or have any real desire to find out just yet. Maybe upgrading
to subversion would be good as I understand it functions as a 'farily
compatible, but less shit' version of CVS, which sounds good to me.
The other thing that would be useful is more explicit info for developers on
where to go for accounts and sysadmin stuff on the website, and maybe a list
of current developers?. Feel free to add a bit more info there, although it
probably just says needs to say 'ask Allen or Wookey if you need an account,
supplying this info, <list>'
Wookey
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