On Mo, 2004-01-05 at 14:57, Jeroen van Wolffelaar wrote: > Hi Philipp (and Steve), Hi Jeroen. > Personally? That is quite useful. Although communication by email and > otherwise works quite okay, it always helps if you know someone > personally. Yes probably. I'll copy him on our mails anyway. > Due to holidays and other stuff I haven't yet found the time to really > look after ytalk. Since I'm already involved in two other packages, I > think it's best to let maintainance go to you, since you're interested > and apparently have more time (now). And I'm also no DD get, just in > process to become one. Same case here. I'm no DD already, and I don't know if I get through. But I'm in T&S stage, so another package could be helpful. > I do have some issues with current YTalk as it is right now, such as > that talk requests show up only IP adresses on our hosts, and we also > see #65285 happening on our hosts. I'll let them stay on my TODO list to > provide later bugreports and maybe even patches. Could you provide us your TODO for now? This help would be appreciated really. (o: > Maybe co-maintainance is also an option (me as co-maintainer, or - only > if you prefer that - the other way around)? I have good experience with > using subversion for package maintainance, that collaborates very easy > [everyone can commit changes, `lead' maintainer rolls out new > debian-releases and makes sure things that don't get done, get done]. Yes I know subversion. And I did prior to the mail to you setup a repository for Benjamin Herr, the dev I spoke about to maintain ytalk easier. I could create an account on it for you, of course, but this we should clear up in private email. As far the Debian part is concerned. The current package in Debian is far too old and buggy, it has to be fixed IMO. I would be ok with co-maintainership as well as you as co-maintainer. That's just a little issue then. I agree with you on this. > It's up to you, as far as I'm concerned, you can take ytalk. And let me > know in case you're interested in the co-maintainance bit. I am yes. I would happily agree on both cases. Bye, phil -- Philipp Kern <phil@philkern.de> Secure your mails! [GPG-Key: 1024D/B2CFCDD8 (2003-01-08)] Homepage: http://www.philkern.de - ICQ#: 66737654 Have a lot of fun... and a nice journey!
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