Re: [wmii] guide links updated

Sorry for getting back to this very late, I added the link to your
host, I will add a redirection later on as well. Please let me know
once you have the repository up and running that I can remove it from
code.suckless.org.

Kind regards,
Anselm

2008/8/18 Uriel <lost.goblin_AT_gmail.com>:
> Sorry for not moving the hg repos, I was quite busy at the time and I
> left it for latter (if you notice the latest commits to those repos
> were by me when I did the 0.3 release).
>
> So if you can redirect the suckless page to http://repo.cat-v.org/diri
> that would be great, I will move the repos as soon as I have a chance.
>
> As for versions out there, there is a php one too, but I meant that I
> got people using the rc one :)
>
> uriel
>
> On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 2:58 PM, Anselm R Garbe <garbeam_AT_gmail.com> wrote:
>> 2008/8/17 Uriel <lost.goblin_AT_gmail.com>:
>>> What does diri have to do with what kris wants to do with wmii? I dont
>>> get it, and I assume that then you are volunteering to maintain diri
>>> yourself? (And go update the dozens of links all over the web pointing
>>> to it)
>>
>> Well, the diri repository is hosted on code.suckless.org, the same
>> applies to the tarball of diri, that's why I updated the diri page
>> accordingly as well. If you want to take over diri, no problem, I can
>> remove it in a second. But in such a case I see no reason in keeping
>> the repository on code.suckless.org (same for the tarball).
>>
>>> If not, can you please point it to the site I bothered to setup for it
>>> at http://repo.cat-v.org/diri/ ?
>>
>> Just let me know. I consider diri as abandoned, the tarball represents
>> the hg tip of its repository and I don't do any changes to it anymore.
>> So it doesn't matter that much where it is hosted -- but feel free to
>> maintain it @suckless.org. I will provide you all necessary accounts
>> in such a case (I was too busy doing so before my holidays).
>>
>>> (Btw, I have found a few diri users out there that I'm trying to
>>> support at least until werc has the few missing features they need and
>>> they get around to migrate).
>>
>> Interesting. I remember there were at least 2 reimplementations, one
>> in bash or sh, and another one in python.
>>
>>> I´m not going to argue whatever the hgwiki thing is a good idea or not
>>> (I personally think that it is cool, but Im not convinced it is the
>>> best way to go for suckless.org, but it is up to you how you run
>>> suckless.org, and I might be wrong), what bothers me is you moving
>>> shit around which I had spent time and effort moving somewhere else,
>>> specially when it seems quite clear that you have no intention to
>>> maintain either the project or its website (to some degree this also
>>> goes for kris, which Im unclear whatever he is interested in
>>> maintaining wmii or the wmii web site).
>>
>> Well, as I told, let me know, I can deal with either way.
>>
>> Kind regards,
>> --Anselm
Received on Tue Aug 26 2008 - 12:11:18 UTC