On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 5:12 AM, Andreas Rottmann <[email protected]> wrote:
> Derick Eddington <[email protected]> writes:
>> Gna! seems like they only accept GPL stuff [1],
>>
> I don't think that's the case; quoting from [1]:
>
> By Libre Software, we mean Free Software as defined by the GNU
> Project.
>
> Then they list the four freedoms defined by the FSF. This means
> essentially all open-source (as defined by the OSI) licenses qualify.
OK. This part:
We will only host programs with GPL-compatible licensing terms
made me wonder. I've never wanted to be a license geek, so I'm not
sure what's GPL-compatible and assumed MIT-style isn't. (I'd do no
copyright and no license, i.e. nothing, but people tell me I should
have something.)
>> Plus, I'd like outsiders to be able to subscribe to issues and be able
>> to comment on them, but I don't know if Gna! or other non-LaunchPad
>> hosts support that.
>>
> You need an account on Gna! to do this, but if you are logged in you can
> submit issues, and add yourself to the Cc list for an issue.
OK, cool.
> I'd still very much prefer to go with git, assuming we can agree the bug
> tracker
> issue, but I could live with using bzr.
OK, let's try Git, Gitorious, and Gna!. Since you're already
familiar, will you set it up?
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: Derick
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