[parisc-linux] More mailing list goo

[parisc-linux] More mailing list goo

[Phil Schwan]

By popular demand, parisc-linux now comes in two flavours: the same
great mailing list that you've come to love, and parisc-linux-digest,
which does as you might expect.

Since there's been little traffic as of late, the digest hasn't really
been tested.  I expect that the people who mailed me will give it a
try, and let me know if there are problems.

-Phil

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Re: [parisc-linux] HP & Cygnus partnership

[Christopher Beard]

> Wonder if this will mean GNUPro Toolkit on HP-UX or what ?

"Hewlett-Packard Company and Cygnus Solutions today announced that they
will deliver Cygnus' market-leading GNUPro Toolkit for HP-supported
platforms under HP's Foundation Program for software development partners.
Open-source developers now will have access to a common set of
commercial-quality tools that facilitate development of applications
deployed on Linux, HP-UX and Windows NT systems."

(Source: http://www.cygnus.com/news/hp.html, April 5th 1999)

Chris

[parisc-linux] HP & Cygnus partnership

[Ed June]

>

Wonder if this will mean GNUPro Toolkit on HP-SUX or what ?


--

 Ed June

 buggz@america.net
 Linux: An open choice for free people worldwide.

[parisc-linux] CVSup in addition to AnonCVS

[A Joseph Koshy]

Could we use CVSup to distribute the projects CVS repository?  

	- It runs a lot faster than AnonCVS.
	- As it mirrors the repository locally, subsequent operations 
	  (cvs log, cvs diff) don't need to access the 'net.
	- You can have 'local' branches in your copy of the repository.
	- It works perfectly with the existing CVS infrastructure.

URL: http://www.polstra.com/projects/freeware/CVSup/

See also:	http://www.kde.org/cvsup.html
		http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/cvsup.html

Regards,
Koshy
<koshy@india.hp.com>			My Personal Opinions Only.

Re: [parisc-linux] HP & Cygnus partnership

[ALAN_C_MEYER]

 Even before this announcement, you could get GNUPro Toolkit on HP-UX, with 
 the most recent support being for 11.0, 32bit only.  The current 
 announcement reflects the fact that GNUPro will be enhanced to support 
 code generation for PA2.0 processors and to support 64 bit HP-UX in 
 general.  On the non-technical side, you can expect to see some marketing 
 and packaging activity around GNUPro on HP-supported platforms.  And, as 
 before, HP & Cygnus continue to collaborate around the gdb/wdb work.
 
 Alan
 


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Subject: Re: [parisc-linux] HP & Cygnus partnership
Author:  Non-HP-cjbeard (cjbeard@thepuffingroup.com) at HP-ColSprings,mimegw4
Date:    4/5/99 5:43 PM


     
> Wonder if this will mean GNUPro Toolkit on HP-UX or what ?
     
"Hewlett-Packard Company and Cygnus Solutions today announced that they 
will deliver Cygnus' market-leading GNUPro Toolkit for HP-supported 
platforms under HP's Foundation Program for software development partners. 
Open-source developers now will have access to a common set of 
commercial-quality tools that facilitate development of applications 
deployed on Linux, HP-UX and Windows NT systems."
     
(Source: http://www.cygnus.com/news/hp.html, April 5th 1999)
     
Chris
     
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