Den 01:10 12. februar 2012 skrev Jason Hsu <jhsu802...@jasonhsu.com> følgende: > The source code for Swift Linux is at https://github.com/swiftlinux . I have > it set up so that each major function gets its own repository. I've also > labeled the obsolete repositories. (I won't use these repositories for the > new Swift Linux, but I'm keeping these repositories for reference purposes > until I finish the replacement repositories.) The 0-intro repository is used > to explain to prospective developers how to get started working on Swift > Linux. I chose to use GitHub because that's what Linux Mint uses. I chose > Launchpad.net for bug tracking for the very same reason. > > What distro are you working on or have worked on in the past, and where can I > see the source code? I'd like to see examples of how other distros run > things. I've looked at Linux Mint's GitHub page, but I get the impression > that most of the code for transforming Ubuntu or Debian into Linux Mint is > somewhere else. > > In addition to Swift Linux, what Linux distros have all of their source code > available on one site? As far as I know, antiX Linux and Puppy Linux haven't > done this. > > Are there any good reasons for distros to NOT have all of their source code > available in one place? I'm making my Swift Linux source code publicly > available on GitHub to make it relatively easy for prospective developers to > get up to speed. Also, I don't think developers of other distros should have > to reinvent the wheel. I'm hoping that the Swift Linux source code can be a > resource for other distros, especially parts of the Linux market that I don't > address. Examples include support for Fort Knox levels of security and > support for foreign languages.
You can find the repositories for Mandriva Linux at http://svn.mandriva.com and also our development wiki at http://wiki.mandriva.com. :) -- Regards, Per Øyvind _______________________________________________ Distributions mailing list Distributions@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/distributions
