On Thu, 2007-08-23 at 15:20 +0100, James Ogley wrote:
I suggest we probably kill gnome-blog in factory and either move it to G:C or let it whither and die. Drivel can almost certainly replace it.
I use gnome-blog a lot (or at least I did until bug #301707 occurred) so I'll have a look at Drivel - last time I tried it it wouldn't talk to Blosxom-XML-RPC. Also, the applet functionality of gnome-blog is really handy.
What repo is drivel in? I can't find it...
If we move gnome-blog to G:C, I'm happy to look after it there.
It would be great if someone could take a quick pass through the G:C repo and suggest any clean ups - for instance I'm guessing gaim-unstable* can die and we only need one version of pidgin.
gaim-unstable* should die and I've removed them now. Pidgin is disabled for Factory, it's there for 10.2. While there are reported issues (as were discussed recently) with G:S on 10.2, I think it should remain that way.
Great.
I just looked through, if someone can take a look at cleaning up the old
obsolete tarballs like in the tomboy dir that would be good, no need to
have multiple versions of the tarball checked out.
-JP
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JP Rosevear