As others who have posted on the subject lately, I am prepared to offer
Web/wiki/cvs space on a reasonably well connected host. I am also
willing to assemble/review some documentation. I am not, however a
developer.
- Erwin
On 10/16/2008 10:20 AM, Mark Rogers wrote:
Imposit.com - Webmaster wrote:
Another problem is we still don't know really which problems still exist
which not.. theres no overview about the user problems and wishes, no one
about 3rd party addons and tools..
The whole issue of releases is a major problem with dspam. It shouldn't
be expected that everyone installs from CVS. Distro packages are
important, for example - a lot of people are still using 3.6.8 from the
Debian repositories. As I understand it the released 3.8.0 isn't great,
it needs patching, and the likelihood of getting a major distro to
create packages from a CVS snapshot is minimal, with the exception of
Gentoo.
Distro packages are important, as they provide a mechanism for bug fixes
and security updates to be distributed to users who simply will not
monitor the mailing lists and download and install individual patches as
they come out. (I am one of those people, I use 3.6.8 from Ubuntu's repos.)
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Center for Social Innovation
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