[Alsaplayer-devel] new admin, debian security patches and broken gtk2 interface

[Dominique Michel]

Le Thu, 1 Feb 2007 19:16:51 -0800,
Keith Dart ♂ <keith at dartworks.biz> a écrit :

> Dominique Michel wrote the following on 2007-01-31 at 16:51 PST:
> ===
> > It was some time ago, I applied to become a new admin for the alsaplayer
> > project.
> > 
> > I was not having time until now.
> > I am not a programmer but I am learning cvs and I can apply patches.
> 
> ===
> 
> 
> Thanks for doing this. But if you are going to learn a SCM, I would
> suggest you start with Subversion (svn)
I am actually learning both because I need svn for the gentoo pro-audio
overlay. I don't feel at one is better or more complicated to use for a little
project as the alsaplayer. You have to rtfm and play with it in both cases.

 and the alsaplayer migrate to
> that. We could also host it on Google code hosting. I can help with
> that migration (even do it). See http://code.google.com/hosting/
> 
What will be the cons and pros to do that?
sourceforge have many facilities and I don't know the ones at code.google.
http://tuxfamily.org can be a good alternative too. But first we have to
discuss the advantages and disadvantages of a migration.

Another problem is at http://www.alsaplayer.org/ is a well know url and I don't
even know who is paying for this domain name. I suppose at it is Andy but I
send him a mail before applying to take over this project and he never
responded. And I have other things to do as to waste my time with someone that
doesn't want to talk.

BTW, I begun to fix many broken things on http://www.alsaplayer.org/ .
Hopefully, I will be done with it later today.

> I also like alsaplayer, and have used it in the past and have a couple
> of patches for it. I also have some Python controller for it.
> 
Can you post a link on those patches or send them to the list please? (or even
to my private email)

> I'd also like to see this "come alive" again. Thanks.
> 
You are welcome!

Ciao,
Dominique