Hi, I'm the upstream author of the Disco project and I'd be very happy to see Disco included in Debian. We run Disco on some 100 Debian servers currently, relying on a custom package repository. I know many people who would benefit greatly from Disco being available in the official Debian repository.
The current experimental Disco packages for Debian (lenny / squeeze) can be found at http://discoproject.org/debian/ which are generated from the debian-branch of the Disco Git repository at http://github.com/tuulos/disco. I'm not an expert at Debian packaging, so a proper Debian developer should have a critical look at the scripts. I'm of course more than happy to help with any issues related to the codebase. Minor fix to the earlier message: > Disco is a Java framework for building distributed, data-intensive > applications modeled off of Google's MapReduce publication. Disco is *not* a Java framework. It doesn't contain a single line of Java code. It's mostly Python / Erlang / Javascript. Best regards, Ville Tuulos Nokia Research Center -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-wnpp-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
