Hilko, Great, I am in the process of getting the proper CVS tagged release information, and when I do I will send it on to include you. Regarding Alioth, perhaps I don't understand Alioth well enough to know why this would be a benefit to us. If I am correct Alioth is used for free software projects that debian is leading (this is not what we are doing with LKCD), and provides CVS, mailing lists, file hosting, project tracking etc. My reading of the lkcd project is that they already have a mailing list, they already have a CVS area, and file hosting. I don't know if they have bug tracking, which might be a way that it could be utilized. However, as I said, I haven't used Alioth yet, so you may know better than I do how this could be used to our advantage, so please tell me :) Micah Hilko Bengen schrieb am Friday, den 20. February 2004: > Micah Anderson <micah@riseup.net> writes: > > > There are a few remaining issues left to be decided (such as how to > > deal with the different versions between 2.4 and 2.6, separate > > packages?), and if others are interested in helping facilitate this > > to completion, I'd be more than happy to work with someone to > > resolve these issues the right way. > > Because I tracked the CVS version for some time, I might be able to > help. What do you think about setting up a project on Alioth? > > -Hilko >
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