Stefan Reichör <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Releases are an important thing to tell people that the project is > active. Another important thing is packaging. Since I use ubuntu, I > would like to see dvc available via ubuntu. So consider my response as > another wish to get dvc in ubuntu.
I suppose I could try to get a DVC package into Ubuntu. Better still
would be to get it into Debian, so that I can then just request a sync
into Ubuntu.
Daniel, do you want to be in charge of this, or should I? I can
probably find you a sponsor if you're not a Debian developer.
> Michael, would it be possible to convert the current manual to muse?
> Muse is much easier to learn. So it would be easier to make changes to
> the manual.
Currently there's no way of importing Texinfo. The problem is that
Texinfo is more expressive in terms of stuff like @file{}, which Muse
does not have.
> I would also start with 0.9 or 0.8
>
> We had several times some discussions about releasing a new revision
> of dvc. The reason why we didn't release it, from my point of view a
> lack of time from the developers combined with some ambitious goals
> (most of them are mentioned above). On the other hand is dvc working
> really well.
>
> One idea to master this step now, is to release dvc on a fixed date,
> because it is already in a very good shape. The biggest problem from a
> users point of view is the outdated manual...
Whatever works. I just want something reasonably solid to show RMS and
the other Emacs devels.
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