Patches, Bugs etc ..

Patches, Bugs etc ..

[Tom Gall]

Hi All,

  I've created a project on Source Forge with the idea that it would be
perfect for tracking bugs, patches, projects and so on based on the
conversations that were going on here a couple of days ago.

  Located at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ppclinux/  or
              https://sourceforge.net/projects/ppclinux/  if you are
logged in


-) Bug Tracking
-) Project Tracking
    (a sort of what's being worked on now and what needs to be worked on
list)
-) Patch Manager
   allows submission of patches like everyone was talking about here a
couple of days ago
-) Doc Manager
   Library of documentation (or links to) that might be useful
-) Surveys
   Probably more eye candy than useful but ya never know

  The facilities are here for CVS, releasing files, forums, mailing
lists, support requests etc etc. Sourceforge does alot. I turned off
CVS, forums, mailing lists etc as these are things that are already
being done in the PowerPC Linux community and I didn't think there was
any need for the duplication of effort unless maybe someday there is
desire to change over.

  Hopefully this is a good thing and I certainly welcome your input. If
there are others that would like to pitch in and help with this that'd
be great.

  Assuming everything agrees, then I'll cross post this annoucement to
the users, workstation, debian etc etc etc lists.

Regards,

Tom

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Linux Guy          "My heart is human, my blood is boiling,
tgall@uswest.net    my brain IBM" -- Mr Roboto, Styxx

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Re: Patches, Bugs etc ..

[Michel Dänzer]

Tom Gall wrote:

>   I've created a project on Source Forge with the idea that it would be
> perfect for tracking bugs, patches, projects and so on based on the
> conversations that were going on here a couple of days ago.
>
>   Located at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ppclinux/  or
>               https://sourceforge.net/projects/ppclinux/  if you are
> logged in
>
>   The facilities are here for CVS, releasing files, forums, mailing
> lists, support requests etc etc. Sourceforge does alot. I turned off
> CVS, forums, mailing lists etc as these are things that are already
> being done in the PowerPC Linux community and I didn't think there was
> any need for the duplication of effort unless maybe someday there is
> desire to change over.
>
>   Hopefully this is a good thing and I certainly welcome your input. If
> there are others that would like to pitch in and help with this that'd
> be great.

We've also started a SourceForge project (called linux-apus) some months ago
for everything APUS, and our experience has been good so far. APUS development
has come to a new life, and the SourceForge folks are very supportive.


Michel


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Earthling Michel Dänzer (MrCooper)  \  CS student and free software enthusiast
Debian GNU/Linux (powerpc,i386) user \   member of XFree86, Team *AMIGA*, AUGS

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