Re: Exmh FreeBSD port

> From:  [email protected]
> Date:  Wed, 26 Jul 2006 14:05:08 -0400
>
> Would it make sense to have CVS commits auto-announced to exmh-workers? I know
> other sourceforge projects have a separate -commits list, but just dropping
> them to -workers isn't going to flood that list.
> 
> Then whoever is maintaining an exmh-devel port for BSD could just watch
> the list, and turn the crank at their end as needed...
> 
> Does that seem a workable plan?

Every now and then somebody gets a bug up their butt about some feature or 
other and does a flurry of commits as they work out the details of their code. 
I'm not sure you would have liked an email for every commit I did while 
working on the sequences window.  Maybe if i were a better tcl/tk coder, I 
would get things perfect the first time, but since exmh is the only tcl/tk 
project I work on, I'm not likely to get that good quickly.

Looking at the change log, it doesn't appear that I'm the user exmh-worker 
with this pattern.

Chris

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