Re: Is this list alive?

[Allen Curtis <acurtis@onz.com>]

> A wiki would almost certainly be useful. Feel free to install one. I've
> recentlyuseddocuwiki which is quite nice, but whicheverwiki takes your 
> fancy
> is fine by me.
I have been using TWiki for our projects. This is what i will install 
if there are no objections.

> We currently have CVS at sourceforge. I'm happy to leave it there for 
> now
> but as you say having everything in one place does make more sense, so 
> you
> could migrate stuff over to the newserver. I think we can leave the old
> toolchain CVS (gcc and binutils) but the website, emdebsys and new 
> tools
> modules should be copied over.
>
> I'd like avoid Bitkeeper due to non-freeness. You might want to try 
> one of
> the newer and more versatile management systems,but I don't know how 
> to use
> any of them, or have any real desire to find out just yet. Maybe 
> upgrading
> to subversion would be good as I understand it functions as a 'farily
> compatible, but less shit' version of CVS, which sounds good to me.
Installed subversion and ViewCVS on the server today. You can see the 
ViewCVS documentation at http://www.emdebian.org/viewcvs/

The repository is empty and it isn't hooked into the website but it is 
a start.

> The other thing that would be useful is more explicit info for 
> developers on
> where to go for accounts and sysadmin stuff on the website, and maybe 
> a list
> of current developers?. Feel free to add a bit more info there, 
> although it
> probably just says needs to say 'ask Allen or Wookey if you need an 
> account,
> supplying this info, <list>'

Developers, send your contact information....

-- Allen