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On Sunday 28 December 2003 05:57, T'Eval wrote: |
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> Who maintains the dev-lisp ebuilds? |
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Right now Matthew Kennedy is maintaining stuff based around common-lisp |
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eclass. This however is only a smaller part of the total lisp collection we |
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have now and what we might have potentially. |
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Somebody else? |
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Well, Seemant promised me a lisp team looong time ago. Apparently he cannot |
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just create these people :) and looks like there wasn't massive sign-up to |
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support Lisp in portage :(. I am not really a Lisp person and I have bunch of |
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other stuff on my plate. Still, if there are people with enough interest and |
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motivation, you can sign-up to be a developer ;). I can take on training you |
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and then putting in charge of lisp herd (we will need to discuss how to |
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organise various lisp herds with Matthew, - like whether to create new herds |
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or extend existing one[s]; but first we need people). |
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So, if you feel up to this taks, please apply to recruiters <at> gentoo.org. |
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As usual it is nice to provide some background and, ideally, some links to |
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your submissions (new ebuilds, bug fixes in bugzilla). |
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George |
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