Grzegorz Leszczyński wrote: > I'm a student from University of Warsaw, Computer Sciences. Currently I'm > on the fifth year of studies and I'm writing my Physical Degree paper on > GnuGo. > I want to analyze the program and tries to upgrade something in it. Because > of > that I'd like to get access to everything that is needed to work on GnuGo. > > Until now, I installed CygWin, GnuGo, compiled it and everything is working. I > need to install patches and an access to database. As I saw on the GnuGo web > page, the program database is in CVS. Could You tell me what more I need to > fully become part of the development team? It would be nice if You give me > all > instructions in details (I never worked with CVS... but worked with > SourceSafe).
Try `cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/sources/gnugo co gnugo' from the command line. It will create a directory named `gnugo' with the sources in it. A GUI client should work too. You don't need anything special to become part of the development team. Just post patches (`cvs -u diff' should be enough to create them) to Trac tickets (side note: how comes Trac is not linked [in an obvious way] from the site?) or here. Paul _______________________________________________ gnugo-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnugo-devel
