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On 05/14/10 11:04, Donnie Berkholz wrote: |
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> Project Websites |
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> We highly recommend having a centralized location for information about |
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> you and your project, and Trac is an ideal way to do that. We are happy |
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> to set up Trac instances for your project, so it has an online home |
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> where people can go to learn more about it. This will provide you with a |
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> homepage, a wiki, a timeline, and possibly integration with your source |
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> code. |
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> To have Trac set up, contact Patrick Lauer (patrick@g.o) with |
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> details about your project. The Trac instance should have the same name |
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> as your repository, if possible. Discuss with your mentor whether Trac |
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> is something you need. |
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I understand (from some conversations on IRC) that it is preferred that |
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websites go on gentoo infra. My project is a user application, and |
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exists only in vcs atm. It needs a website. I'd create one myself (as |
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others have done) but I thought I'd run it by this channel first. Is |
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there a place for students to host html? If not I don't mind hosting it |
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until gentoo finds a place. It is still a minor project after all. |
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My GnuPGP key at: |
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www.basementcode.com/public_key.txt |
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