GNU Savannah being, in a way, part of the GNU project, wouldn't it
make sense to put efforts in supporting GNU Arch first?
I can't argue with that.
I wonder how and when Arch got dubbed GNU. It did not go through the
evaluation process, as far as I can tell. Oh well.
Best,
k
Hi Karl,
GNU Savannah being, in a way, part of the GNU project, wouldn't it
make sense to put efforts in supporting GNU Arch first?
You know, "It means that the developers agree to pay attention to
making the program work well with the rest of the GNU system--and
conversely that the GNU project w
We were looking in to supporting GNU Arch on Savannah, though right now it's
certainly on the back burner and its exact implementation still would have to
be figured out.
The idea of supporting subversion has come up before. Idealy, it would be
fantastic to have both subversions, cvs, and GNU
I recently heard a rumour that you were working on adding GNU Arch
support to savannah. Is that true, and if so, is it set in stone?
FWIW, I personally would find subversion support far more useful for
maintaining my GNU packages. Based on discussions with other GNU
maintainers, I don't think I
