Re: New archive ready

[Andreas Rottmann]

Andy Wingo <address@hidden> writes:

> [ By now you've probably figured out that I only get a couple hours of
>   internet per week. So when I write this on Sunday, I haven't read 
>   anything since Friday, and this probably won't go out till Tuesday or 
>   so. Sorry! ]
>
Yes, I figured (looking at the mail headers can be quite enlightning).

> Unfortunately, when I had internet, I only retrieved your archive and
> forgot to branch mine from yours. So I still have some CVS commits to
> make. I'll make the transition later this week.
>
No problem. I'll merge your changes into the archive.

> This is also a good time for a savannah update: I didn't get the project
> created before the crack. I hope new projects can be made now. The GNU
> part is approved, it's just the savannah side that's not finished.
>
Since you are so net-access deprived, I could try to open a new
project, if that's ok with you.

> I worked on a new web site, you can find it at my repo[0] as the
> guile-gnome-www category. (I also temporarily have a copy checked
> out at http://ambient.2y.net/tmp/guile-gnome/.). There's just a
> main--0 version there. Its tagging method is names, because the
> tutorial is generated from texinfo that I'll commit to CVS soon.
>
Good work.

> [0] http://ambient.2y.net/wingo/arch/address@hidden
>
>> Commit access to archive works via GPG-signed mail, as described in
>> the arch-pqm docs[1]. You branch off the archive and send me mail with
>> 
>> 1) Your savannah username (so I can get your public GPG key)
>
> wingo, and the archive location is above. The branch will be
> guile-gobject--wingo I guess, when I get around to branching.
>
Good. I'll add you to the comitter keyring and notify when I've done
so. The branch name doesn't really matter, since (AFAIR) you can merge
in any branch in a registered archive (I'll register your repo).

Rotty
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