Re: About cvs for french dev.

[Xavier Oswald <x.oswald@free.fr>]

On 14:15 Tue 06 Dec     , Benjamin Sonntag wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> The french team who is developping skolelinux since 2005-05 has no cvs
> for now.
> 
> I joined the team on 2005-11 and convinced them to use cvs for our
> sources. cool idea huh ?
> 
> Do you think it is possible to have a dedicated cvs module in your
> debian-edu cvs server for the french project, or do you think we'd
> rather use our own cvs in France (we can administrate a local version of
> course) ? We want to store our specific packages sources in this cvs and
> the cd builder scripts too.
> 
> We also want to use some scripts to send a mail when a commit is sent to
> the repository so that our french server can do nightly builds and so
> that our mailing list can receive cvs commit warning messages.
> 
> What is your opinion and what solution do you prefer ?

I think you/we need more details..

Firstly have a look here:
http://schlossgul.org/wakka.php?wiki=LisTe
This page contains all informations about what is in our second CD, sorry it's in french so
I will shortly explain what it is..

What we need ?
-> After installing the skolelinux official CD, we wants a second CD
which will contains all modifications we want, like an upgrade CD.
-> It should be easy to use so, we made a install script for automatic
software installation(additionnal packages which aren't on the
official skolelinux cd), Intranet(Moodle which modification for french
school), Personnalization of home desktop for users(french need too
:),Ldap administration tools(Cipux),Openoffice plugins....

This CD was made because every school don't have an internet access to
upgrade skolelinux and install additionnal packages.

I hope we could use a common cvs repository or a new branch of the
official repository so everybody could have easily access to the modifications.

Other good point is that some additionnal learning software are in french
and it would be nice if translation could be made, and become official
debian packages ;)

Sorry for my bad english...

-- 
Xavier Oswald