Self Introduction

[Edward Mann]

On , Edward Mann wrote: 

> I would like to be the maintainer for
the Enlightenment e17 for Fedora. I am sending this e-mail to seek
guidance and also a sponsor. Getting e17 on Fedora i will need to build
and install the following packages 
> 
> eina - Core data structure
library. 
> 
> eet - Data encode/decode and storage library. 
> 
> evas
- Canvas and scenegraph rendering library. 
> 
> ecore - Core mainloop,
display abstraction and utility library. 
> 
> embryo - Small Pawn based
virtual machine and compiler. 
> 
> edje - Abstract GUI layout and
animation object library. 
> 
> efreet - Standards handling for
freedesktop.org standards. 
> 
> e_dbus - Dbus wrapping and glue layer
library. 
> 
> eeze - Device abstraction library. 
> 
> elementary -
Elementary, the widget set... 
> 
> emotion - Emotion, video and audio
codec API... 
> 
> ethumb - EThumb, thumbnail generation library... 
>

> eio - Eio, async I/O library... 
> 
> and finally 
> 
> Enlightenment
17 - The Window Manager and Desktop Shell. 
> 
> I also build
Terminology a new terminal emulator based on the efl libraries. I
currently build these on a local vm and have a repository setup on my
website. I tried to use Koji however seeing that the required packages
needed to build e17 are not available i cannot build using Koji, or i
don't know how to do the builds. I would need to work my list down in
the order i have because eet depends on eina. So eina would need to be
build first then it's dev packages installed. Then ecore depends on the
packages listed above it. 
> 
> On my local machine i wrote a script
that would build a package, install rpm and dev rpm then move on to the
next package. I am not sure how i would do this with koji.
> 
> I look
forward to feedback on this.
> 
> Thanks.

I should have added something
about myself. I am married with 2 kids gave the dog to a friend, wife
likes cats. :-D I enjoy scuba diving, not much since the kids, and
Christian apologetics. I have been using Fedora since it first came out
and was running RedHat Linux before that. I work as a software developer
and Unix/Linux administrator. As well as doing VMWare administration. I
do small consultant jobs to keep me exposed to using Linux in different
settings. 

Well that should do it. 

Thanks. 
 
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