I'm Steve Horne of the sourceforge site.
Apparently "reply" to these messages isn't going
to the list -- sorry.
I set up the sourceforge site way back when and haven't been able to
support it appropriately due to time pressures. I'll be very glad --
estatic -- to see it used. I'll happily turn it over to whoever wants
to maintain it. Please feel free to contact me at
steve@horne.ne.mediaone.net, or through the list.
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>
> C Y <smustudent1@yahoo.com> writes:
> ...
> > Presumably, but we need to know who commits stuff, who verifies it,
> > etc. I've been trying to get some kind of structure togeather, but
> > Richard is understandably reluctant to lead and no one has volunteered.
>
> He seems to be relenting a little bit.
> I think that Richard is the best person for the job, and sincerely
> hopes he takes it on. As leader, of course, he could delegate
> the bulk of the work.
>
> > That way, when we do get ahold of someone with leadership will and
> > technical skill, they won't have to navigate a wilderness blind.
> > That part, at least, we can try to do. I'm planning to move the
> > documentation effort to sourceforge once I clean up the code from my
> > first attempt, and that can at least get underway.
>
> We can get underway once we have CVS access. There have already been
> some bug fixes (the `apropos' bug, any others?) which could be
> committed. But we need a place to commit them.
> Do you have CVS access to the sourceforge site? I asked Steve Horne
> about it, but haven't heard back yet.
>
> > Currently I'll be working on a user manual,
> > install docs, and other general interest stuff. This won't directly
> > help maxima,
>
> On the contrary, I think it absolutely will help maxima.
> Documentation is an important part of a program.
>
> Jay
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