Hi all,
in last weeks I did some cleanup of my internal development repository
and prepared it for public hosting.
After some checks I decided to host it on GitHub.
Besides git repositories GitHUb provides
- static web pages for projects
- some issue tracking system for bug reporting
- a Wiki
- tools for code review and collaboration of some developers on the
repository
and some more.
I created an account for Tlf at
http://github.com/Tlf/tlf
Static web pages and Wiki are empty/not existent at the moment.
You can always get a copy of all the actual code by either
- pressing the Download button in the upper right or
- getting a clone of the whole repo with
'git clone git://github.com/Tlf/tlf.git <directory>'
You have to run
'autoreconf -i -f'
'./configure --enable-hamlib'
'make'
'make install'
in the root directory of the code (see INSTALL file) if you want to
compile the code.
If you want to contribute you can send patches or clone/fork
the repository as above, make changes and send pull requests.
Please have a look and give feedback.
73, de Tom DL1JBE.
P.S.: I am not sure if the above mentioned wiki is a good starting
point for us, as it requires a GitHub registration if you want to
contribute. What do you think?
--
"Do what is needful!"
Ursula LeGuin: Earthsea
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