Michael Renzmann wrote:
> Personally, I'm not in favour of any bidding-style models. Bounties are
> fine, as they allow a group of people to throw their money in a pot if
> they are interested in a similar piece of software.
That is the theory, but IRL, how does it take place?
How the "bounty" is
-On [20090406 02:35], Carlos S (neu...@gmail.com) wrote:
>Do you mean python-svn binding?
>Sorry, but I am still newbie to this stuff. Could you please elaborate
>more on what should I do?
Well, yes.
On most systems the packages or ports come in a Subversion and
Python-Subversion split. The form
Thanks for the reply Jeroen.
Do you mean python-svn binding?
Sorry, but I am still newbie to this stuff. Could you please elaborate
more on what should I do?
Thanks,
CS.
On Apr 5, 1:10 am, Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
> -On [20090404 21:14], Carlos S (neu...@gmail.com) wrote:
>
> >A fr
-On [20090405 19:28], Paurush (paurush.sax...@gmail.com) wrote:
>Thanks everyone for all your valuable comments. I am now seriously
>contemplating moving to subversion 1.5.5 (and trac 0.11.4) rather than
>jump to 1.6. I hope moving to svn 1.5 is not that risky!
Been running that for a
Thanks everyone for all your valuable comments. I am now seriously
contemplating moving to subversion 1.5.5 (and trac 0.11.4) rather than
jump to 1.6. I hope moving to svn 1.5 is not that risky!
Thanks, Paurush
On Apr 3, 4:35 am, Christian Boos wrote:
> Paurush wrote:
> > Hello All,
>
> > I am
