Re: [internal-projects] [Debian-multimedia] Start an official internal project!
Le Wed, Feb 12, 2003 at 08:19:35PM +0100, andrea.glorioso@centrotemporeale.it écrivait:
> On top of my TODO list there is a gforge installation which can be
Don't loose time setting up a gforge installation yourself. What exactly
do you need ?
Debian already offers mailing lists, web, CVS and BTS. You just need to have
a good experience of Debian to be able to push forward by nagging the
right person when needed and so on ... I'm willing to help you on that
matter.
BTW, Debian will soon (well I hope :)) have its own gforge (codename:
alioth) so if you need more things in the future, we could create what's
needed there.
I'm going to request a CVS area for debian-edu RSN with full control (ie
with possibility to give pserver acounts to non-developers). I could
request one for debian-multimedia at the same time if you want ... I'd
accept to manage it for you (ie creating pserver accounts on request
and so on).
> (actually one of my doubts is how to integrate Debian BTS and an
> external BTS as to not clutter Debian developers with issues which
> could very well be DeMuDi-specific), a document repository, personal
You won't clutter Debian developers ... you're working with them, you're
helping them by making their packages better. So there's no need to
"fork" the BTS concerning Debian packages. If for a specific package
you really need a different config or fairly large patches, you can ask
the maintainer to change its package so that it generates two packages
instead of one. If he doesn't agree with you, you still have the
possibilty to do your own <package>-demudi for your own purpose.
But all of this should be in Debian standard like any other
package...
> As a final final point, let me stress that Marco, Guenter and all
> other people involved in DeMuDi till now have done a wonderful job.
Agreed, I thank them for their work, and I hope they will overcome
the little burden of integrating Demudi in Debian.
Cheers,
--
Raphaël Hertzog -+- http://www.ouaza.com
Formation Linux et logiciel libre : http://www.logidee.com
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