[Fedora-music-list] music creation spin - git repo created and commit logs ?

[Christopher Antila]

Hi:

Thanks again for getting the ball rolling for us, David.  This git
repository will be a big step forward in allowing more people to try and
contribute to the remix.

I'm willing to test whatever you build, in whatever spare time I have,
but having you build the remix yourself is obviously not a secure,
sustainable, long-term solution.  Eventually, we'll find a solution for
this.

As for the git commits, I guess we should do as Orcan says: send them to
music@ until we get enough changes to create a separate list just for them.

As for the menus, again we'll do as Orcan says: use a structure like the
multimedia-menus package.  This will be important for the remix to be
effective.


Christopher.

On 08/15/2010 04:13 AM, David Timms wrote:
> Hi, I requested git hosting for the music-list under:
> http://git.fedorahosted.org/git/?p=music-creation.git;a=summary
> 
> This is now set up, and having learnt the absolute basics of git, I have
> committed progress so far on the Fedora only packages spin, which at
> this stage is dubbed "Music Creation Lite".
> 
> Since this is not going to be built automatically by Fedora
> infrastructure to generate test iso images, we need to build images
> independently and post them somewhere. I am happy to place CD sized
> images on my web space.
> 
> One thing this begs is are people happy to test these images on real
> hardware ?
> 
> This implies that you trust that the iso I built was generated from the
> spin - kickstart that lives in git, and that I don't have any untoward
> code on my build = daily use machine, that could taint the build. Is
> there something better that we could do ?
> 
> By the way, when the git repo was requested I set the commit diffs to be
> emailed to musc at lists.fedoraproject.org. This doesn't work at the moment
> because the git user (my @ fedoraproject address) is not a member of the
> music list, and hence the mails get rejected.
> 
> 1. Would people be happy to have such git commit logs coming into this
> list ?
> 2. A better plan for keeping people informed of changes ?
> 
> Best regards,
> David
> 
> ps. Orcan: holy-cow: you have a lot of packages; I get stumped trying to
> keep up with about 10 packages. I hope there are some music / computer
> lovers out there who are willing to become co-maintainer of at least
> some of Orcan's packages ;-)
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