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Subject: Re: sawfish development tools - msg#00079List: window-managers.sawfish> how do you like it? uh.. should I deduce from the lack of answer that you prefer to move out from gnome.org ? Or maybe you're just pondering :) OTOH: are sure sure that we should add launchpad to the stack? We already have gnome.org, sf.net and wikia.com - wouldn't it introduce more uncertainty about where the sawfish is really hosted? -- Janek Kozicki | Thread at a glance:
Previous Message by Date: click to view message previewRe: Message from wikia staffAndrea Vettorello said: (by the date of Fri, 27 Jun 2008 08:44:52 +0200) > I've received yesterday a note from one of the wikia staff. Don't know > if it was forwarded to all active wiki users so I'm posting it here > too: http://sawfish.wikia.com/wiki/Talk:Main_Page yeah I got it too. I just replied there. -- Janek Kozicki | Next Message by Date: click to view message previewRe: sawfish development toolsScott Scriven said: (by the date of Fri, 27 Jun 2008 00:58:41 -0600) > > > There seem to be sawfish add-ons all over... could we merge > > > these into a "contrib" area in the sawfish repository > > > > that's an interesting idea. > > Personally, I'd like to put my tabbed windowing stuff into the > sawfish repository, though not necessarily into the core of the > source tree. It's not really mature enough to be included by > default. yes! this would be great. Tabbed windowing is one of our top-targets. > And, I'd like to put other people's extra stuff into the same > place, though it'll take a while to find and organize everything. great :) > Anyway, that was probably way more detail than necessary. I just > like to play with SCM tools, and this is a fun case to examine. > :) thanks for analysis :) OK guys. Looks like you will sit there wondering what to do, unless I'll push you a little bit :) And that's what we need - more developers with write access. It will speed up development process considerably. So now you will go to http://live.gnome.org/NewAccounts and ask for account. Give my email in there and gnome team will ask me for confirmation. When John decided to give me write access it happened exactly this way, and it took 2 weeks to wait for gnome team to respond! Don't forget to attach your id_rsa.pub key. Here's the email I sent, and you will need to write a similar one: Janek Kozicki said: (by the date of Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:06:22 +0200) > Hello > > I am requesting an SVN account for sawfish development. > The email address of current sawfish maintainer John Harper is: > > John Harper <jsh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > > He shall confirm my application. > > > Full name: Janek Kozicki > > Permanent email address: cosurgi@xxxxxxxxx > > Requested account name: jkozicki > > The type of account you are requesting: > > Maintarneship of sawfish project. > John Harper has decided to step away, see message in the mailing list > archive: > > http://mail.gnome.org/archives/sawfish-list/2007-June/msg00044.html > > I will take care of this project. Eg. by considering whether I should > allow someone else (current candidate is Ian Zimmerman) to join the > project to help with sawfish development. > > The public part of a passphrase protected SSH version 2 key pair: > File is in the attachment. heh, and where is Ian? :) That was ... hey, that was almost exactly a year ago! So now, Timo and Scott it depends on you if you will sent that account request or not. But also Andrea and Christopher please feel invited too! As I mentioned - GSR already has a write access and doesn't need to send such request. About moving to another repo (be it GIT or BZR), we will see how things evolve. The current problem is that you don't have a write access and it needs to be solved first. -- Janek Kozicki Previous Message by Thread: click to view message previewRe: sawfish development toolsWow, quick summary: - Timo: uses GIT mirror because he has no write access to SVN - Scott: uses BZR for the same reason. Additionally I'd tell that Scott likes BZR more than Timo likes GIT. A surprisingly simple solution: - I will ask gnome.org admins to create accounts for you both so you get a write access. - Later gnome will move to BZR which will make Scott more happy, than it'd make Timo unhappy :) - we can couple that with giving you the access to sourceforge.net project page, just create your accounts there. how do you like it? And then we will have more people with the same access level as me. It will make things easier and faster. -- Janek Kozicki | Next Message by Thread: click to view message previewRe: sawfish development toolsHi, janek_listy@xxxxx (2008-06-26 at 2256.42 +0200): > Wow, > > quick summary: > > - Timo: uses GIT mirror because he has no write access to SVN > - Scott: uses BZR for the same reason. > > Additionally I'd tell that Scott likes BZR more than Timo likes GIT. > > A surprisingly simple solution: > > - I will ask gnome.org admins to create accounts for you both so you > get a write access. > > - Later gnome will move to BZR which will make Scott more happy, than > it'd make Timo unhappy :) > > - we can couple that with giving you the access to sourceforge.net > project page, just create your accounts there. > > how do you like it? It seems fine, that way (for now) we keep more focused in improving sawfish than in discovering what tool is better. BTW, if you do not mind, I will go reviewing patches, if something is obvious (one or two extra votes on top of creator one, simple change), I will commit it. GSR Loading Comments...
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