[fab] where does Fedora development take place?

Matt Domsch matt at domsch.com
Thu Nov 2 22:17:50 UTC 2006


On Thu, Nov 02, 2006 at 02:42:20PM -0500, Michael Tiemann wrote:
> I have a question I'm hoping you can help me answer.  The question is:
> how many core and how many extras development trees are hosted on
> sourceforge, gforge, collab.net, and any and all other hosted
> development infrastructures?  I'm trying to understand which, if any of
> these types of sites, has achieved some reasonable market share.  Thanks
> for any pointers you may be able to provide.

Of the packages URL lines that exist, here's what those claim.  I only
list those that have 5 or more SRPMS with the same URL (or same
dereferenced DNS alias).

      5 0pointer.de
      5 cairographics.org
      5 ctan.org
      5 gtk.org
      5 kernel.org
      5 mysql.com
      5 oss.sgi.com
      5 pear.php.net
      5 riverbankcomputing.co.uk
      5 unicorn.berlios.de
      5 xiph.org
      6 extragear.kde.org
      6 galago-project.org
      6 gstreamer.freedesktop.org
      6 libsdl.org
      6 opendap.org
      7 gnupg.org
      7 go-mono.com
      7 linux.duke.edu
      7 turbogears.org
      8 annarchy.freedesktop.org
      8 fedoraproject.org
      8 mozilla.org
      8 scim-im.org
      9 opensync.org
      9 window.gnome.org
     10 worldforge.org
     11 projects.sourceforge.jp
     13 people.redhat.com
     15 freedesktop.org
     15 moria.seul.org
     16 redhat.com
     18 kde.org
     18 sources.redhat.com
     19 fedora.redhat.com
     19 goodies.xfce.org
     21 xfce.org
     22 ftp.acc.umu.se
     24 jakarta.apache.org
     24 nongnu.org
     30 aspell.net
     35 pair12.php.net
     57 sourceforge.net
     60 gnome.org
     64 gnu.org
    121 x.org
    230 (none)
    487 projects.sourceforge.net
    517 cpansearch.perl.org




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