Re: Summary of a IRC conversation in #zynot-infra

Mark Guertin <[email protected]> Sun, 10 Aug 2003 13:44:58 -0400
Newsgroups gmane.linux.zynot.devel
Message-ID <BB5BFCD9.12B4%[email protected]>
On 8/10/03 1:04 PM, "Uwe Reimann" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Well, I'm working on the cris port (cris the processor of Axis' Extrax
> 100LX, http://developer.axis.com). This is not ready for the public
> either. On the other hand, this is the only glibc-2.3.1 based, as well
> as the only self hosting distro for cris out there (AFAIK). I really DO
> want to prerelease what I have so far to get other devs on board.
> 

Ahhh, this is a different scenerio then alltogether, I would want to get
that out there too :)

>> 
>> I think we need to discuss this further.  I for one don't want to see us
>> just put out a gentoo knockoff, even for our developers release.  I want
>> something that has been re-QA'd and is known to work, and I strongly feel
>> that the first 'release' we do is a developers only release that is nothing
>> more than a bare base system.  This is how we can get more contributions,
>> give everyone a base and they will add all the things they need into their
>> trees, etc.
>> 
> That's why we want to put it under /developers. This would be a kind of
> "my prerelease under Zynot's roots" rather that "Zynot's prerelease".
> 

Right, this could work ok for you, but for ppc I don't want to do this,
there is a lot of ppc stuff out there, and if we are just doing a gentoo
knockoff there is no point (yet).  People can (and will)  just use gentoo.
We are working on a clean base that will be our prerelease stuff for ppc,
which is still heavily moving and in testing.

 
>> Zynot-submit?  That's a new one to me ...
> 
> Subversion can send mails for every commit. They go to zynot-commit (not
> zynot-submit, apologies).


Ahh that clears things up.  I personally don't want to be on that list, the
influx of emails will kill my inbox once things get rolling.  We really need
a proper annoucement method that all devs will get.  I suggest we accounce
things like svn trees up and running to zynot-dev.  I don't think it's
unreasonable to ask all devs to sub to at least that list :)


Mark