>Do we want to use CVS yet, or wait until things solidify more?
CVS is always nice. It provides a much better control over the code and
it's easier to find out who did what and why things don't work anymore :-)
>I'm assuming CVS imposes some access issues for those people
>who live inside a firewall? We should probably offer the
>distro in *.tar.gz format as well for FTP download.
I'll contact people at seul.org and find out what is needed to set up a
tree there. I haven't done CVS root stuff before, but I don't expect this
to be too much of a problem.
As to providing tarballs, I will soon have a server that will run 24/7 on
the net (486, not sufficient for hosting anything) that (hopefuly) can run
a daily job of getting all CVS stuff and upload it to some ftp site.
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The computer world is pure code, instructions and information, none of
which are capable of discrimination. The computer programmer is the god of
a perfectly obedient universe. Like the artist, the canvas of his creation
is as expressive or inexpressive of his will and intention as he has made
it to be.
Liraz Siri, Internet Auditing Project
