> Yes, I agree. I would appreciate some help with the UNIX part of them. The > best way would be if someone entered the my project on openSUSE Build Service > and helped to maintain the spec file and patches. There is no better way to > get into openSUSE than this service.
I strongly suggest that you join the PJSIP mailing list. There is a lot of activity going on, and as the library is not yet packaged in any major distribution, I'm pretty sure there will be a lot of people interested by this project. Benny Prijono, the creator and main developer, is answering questions actively. Also there is [email protected] who is also working to build a debian package for PJSIP, and SFLPhone. He might give you some tips on how to deal with PJSIP. > Anyway - better than patches would be clean build files in the original > tarball. I can send you the patches from the build service I made to this > time, if you want. I think it would be better if PJSIP could be maintained independently of SFLPhone. It's kind of a heavy job for us to carry it in our source code. Also, if we apply those patches, I fear that it might break under some other distros. Thank you! Pierre-Luc Bacon _______________________________________________ SFLphone mailing list [email protected] http://lists.savoirfairelinux.net/mailman/listinfo/sflphone
