Re: Goodbye CVS, hello Subversion

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[Greg Ward]
 > If you like to track the latest CVS commits, too bad: for the time
 > being, the source archive is accessible to no one but me.  If this
 > bothers you, please let me know, and I'll have more incentive to
 > create a public repository.

Yes, please.  An open source project without a public repository
just seems wrong somehow.

Put SVN on Starship and I'll be able to help.  I've set up a few SVN
repos.

We can even pipe changes through to optik-checkins, and resuscitate
that list.

-- 
David Goodger <http://python.net/~goodger>

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