On 23 December 2011 17:22, Timothy Pearson kb9vqf@pearsoncomputing.netwrote:
<snip> > It takes me a little longer to get things done as I am an old fart. What > I > would like to do is to get my pkbuilds into git so anyone can clone the > repo > and then fix, add to the work etc. > > What has been missing as I see it is a place for a git repo so anyone can > pull > from it and make the builds better. I don't see that as being a maverick, > to me you folks have abondoned me to my own accord. > > I was willing to put from a git repo and contribute, but first I needed to > learn how to package trinity and then learn git. I think I now have a > solid > trinty build "system" in place. > > I am starting learning git right now.
The TDE project provides GIT space to all distribution packagers. You can even maintain two separate copies of packaging files for a distribution if so desired; I leave all policy control within the distribution folder up to those who are actively working on that distribution.
Let me know if you need a GIT account.
Tim
We may as well keep a "Baho" folder for the builds contributed by Baho. Currently we have a 3.5.13 folder and a GIT (currently not working - waiting for git to settle out) folder. Another one won't hurt.
Calvin