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After a while of inactivity, I've pushed some updates to CLBT (caffeine 
linux build tool).
Among those changes is a complete rewrite of clbt.py and apt_backend.py

Rather than depending on GPLd code by using the apt_pkg python module I 
am devising my own solution to interfacing with apt in the apt_backend 
module that will power CLBT. This will allow me to keep CLBT under a 
permissive BSD license.
There also have been a few architectural changes to CLBT. Prior to the 
rewrite, CLBT's developer environment packages were hard coded. CLBT 
will now give the user the option to read from a packages.list file, or 
go with the caffeine linux defaults. Currently CLBT works with the 
package information using text files, however this could change in the 
near future as I try to solve the problem of a user deleting that 
packages.list file and the cleanup operation failed. CLBT needs to keep 
track of the packages itself, and will probably be stored in a python 
list (or maybe even an sqlite db).
Another change is the apt_backend module itself. Prior, CLBT was going 
to be a monolithic script. Now with Chemistry coming along nicely, there 
could be the possibility of using it as our package manager. If that is 
the case, I wanted CLBT to easily be able to swap backends if needed. 
Keeping the backend as separate modules will also make for easy porting 
of CLBT to other distros/package managers should developers want to use 
something other than Debian and Ubuntu development (portage and pacman 
support is planned for the future).

In addition, I am adding a clone from git feature to CLBT. As caffeine 
linux grows, we will have many separate repositories for all of the 
projects. Cloning these repositories and managing them can be tedious 
and time consuming work so I am adding features to CLBT to make this a 
lot easier as I'd imagine a lot of the development work will be done in 
VMs in various states of functionality as we get into building and 
testing KDE. As to how this is going to be implemented exactly hasn't 
been decided yet, but if anyone has any ideas feel free to shoot me some 
feedback. It's very possible I may rely on an external script to handle 
the git actions but this is all very much up in the air at the moment 
(but it is definitely coming!).

I've dropped the clbt_build_kdesrc() method from clbt for now. With a 
series of unfortunate events I haven't had very much time to study the 
KDE build process, let alone packaging the beast. Once I wrap my head 
around the build and packaging process for KDE this feature will return 
but for now it is off the table.
If anyone is interested in picking it up, please let me know before you 
push anything to the repo.

That's all I have for now. Over the next few days CLBT will start to 
take shape and I hope to have a usable implementation by the end of the 
week should all go well.

If you have anything you would like to see added to CLBT, or have issues 
or bugs to report please use the issue tracker on github or join 
#caffeine-linux on entropynet.

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First, the crazy important stuff:
Copyright Assignment: We've decided to use the individual assignment 
method. I.e. the way Linux works.

Licenses: If you can, try to avoid the GPL but if it's a must, don't 
violate it! This list is subject to change, but here are the approved 
licenses for NEW caffeine linux projects (i.e. does not apply to what 
programs can be included in the distro)
*3 clause BSD <http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause>
*Apache v2 <http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html>
*MIT <http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php>
*GPL v2 <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html>

if you would like to see others added to the least, please say so either 
in irc or this list.
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Stepping away from hackish python scripts, I've started a new program 
(for now called "BuildTool", it needs a new name so throw your ideas 
out). It's essentially a c++/qt application for doing the boring stuff. 
Installing developer packages, building KDE, cleaning up, and making a 
live iso to distribute (and once fox gets something stable going with 
Chemistry, buildtool will use chemistry as a back end to package kde (or 
anything really)).

It doesn't build yet but I have a ui file if you'd like to look at it in 
qtdesigner(or creator) as well as some vim settings, etc.
Sadly, it has to use a GPLd library so the program itself has to be GPL 
(at least that is my understanding).

Why c++?
Because when dealing with KDE, c++ is a necessary evil. Plus it's a 
language I haven't worked with in a long time so it's something new for 
a change.

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In other news, I've added a few kde configuration files to the repo as 
well as a README specifying which files still need to be made and which 
files can just be left as the kde defaults. I'll also be drafting up a 
design document for our take on the KDE desktop (default panel layout, 
height, plasmoids, etc).
Will also be making a document for default applications to ship with the 
distro.

I'm also going to be researching easy ways to make LiveCDs. Live isos 
are easier to distribute than >2GB ova's.

Also, we'll need documentation soon. I suck at writing documentation, so 
if someone who is good at writing (ahem staticsafe xD) wants to go 
through the code and write some man pages that'd be cool.

So, its time to talk about the user repos, the thing that makes us
like Arch linux, I'm going to be coding a tool named chemistry (well
the actual name of the tool from a shell will be chem so dont think im
crazy :D) that handles building packages much like makepkg on Arch.
the difference is that it will also handle some package management
tasks while still making the APT package database the master.

Now everyone knows that I really hate Python so, the languages this
could be in are Perl or C/C++.

I hope to at least have a decent amount of planning done over the
weekend and maybe during the week.

next topic:
our website needs some work, We should probably move away from drupal
to something less work to theme so we can work faster and all, also it
needs themeing and maybe the entire backend done.

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From: Joshua Theze <fo...@13...>
Date: Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 8:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Caffeine-linux-devel] Project Updates
To: "Nicholas J. Alonge" <nic...@gm...>

another thing to ask, would you like your github publicly displayed to
the org page. this does not have to have your real name but if you
have it there it will show your real name so keep that in mind.

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On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 12:47 AM, Nicholas J. Alonge
<nic...@gm...> wrote:
> TL;DR: Cool commits, new repo, legal issues need action nao so join
> #caffeine-Linux
>
> After a while of no commits, caffeine Linux has been pretty active
> recently. We now have an evolving
> developer assistant program that is going to help developers prepare a
> development environment, grab the latest KDE snapshots from git, build
> and package KDE. The more of that process we can automate, the faster we
> can keep KDE up to date on top of our Debian base.
> A plus side to automating this as well is we can offer our packages to
> the Debian KDE team who is often struggling from lack of help.
>
> Also, we have a new git repository at
> https://github.com/Caffeine-Linux/caffeine-linux
> Please update your local repos accordingly.
>
> In other news, we have some legal issues to address. Particularly
> Contribution ownership (copyright) and trademarks.
>
> The Linux Foundation requires anyone using "Linux" in their brand name
> to file an application for a sub-license to the Linux trademark.
> This in and of itself does not pose a problem however we are not an
> organization and who should own that sub-license is an issue. As a
> result, we are probably going to change our name. This will save us the
> trouble of choosing a sub-license owner, as well as address another
> problem: Caffeine Linux has changed it's focus from a user focused
> distro to an enterprise quality focused one. As thus, caffeine Linux
> isn't necessarily a fitting name for an enterprise distro. We get one
> name change so we need to make it a great name, so lets hear your input.
>
> Contribution Ownership:
> The other issue we need to address is that of copyright. We need to
> decide who owns the copyright of the code committed. Here we pretty much
> have 3 options.
> 1) A contributor agreement where everyone forfeits ownership of their
> contributions to one person in the project
> 2) Every contribution has to be public domain
> 3) The individual who started the program owns the copyright to it and
> can dictate what terms contributions to that individual's program will
> be accepted.
> All of these in general are problematic, or can pose problematic
> situations. We need to know what everyone thinks on this issue so that
> the project founders can decide on a final policy.
>
> Coming to terms with the GPL:
> Lets face it, a whole heck of a lot of Debian is GPL. We are Debian
> based and are bound to link against a GPL program at one point or
> another, and going out of our way just to avoid the gpl is a pointless
> waste of time. So, with that being said I know not many of us are fans
> of the GPL. We need to decide on under what licenses contributions will
> be accepted. We need to come up with a strategy to either
> 1) stop the GPL from infecting the entire project (since each component
> of the project will ultimately link with each other and one component is
> almost guaranteed to have to be GPLd)
> 2) Suck it up and use the GPL and let it infect
>
> Name Usage:
> The last thing on this update is your preferences for usage of your real
> name.
> We need to know if you would prefer keep your real name out of
> contributions or not.
>
> Please reply to this email with your thoughts, or if you prefer join
> #caffeine-Linux on EntrpyNet to discuss these issues at your earliest
> convenience. Perhaps we could schedule some sort of meeting on irc where
> we can all be present.
>
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TL;DR: Cool commits, new repo, legal issues need action nao so join 
#caffeine-Linux

After a while of no commits, caffeine Linux has been pretty active 
recently. We now have an evolving
developer assistant program that is going to help developers prepare a 
development environment, grab the latest KDE snapshots from git, build 
and package KDE. The more of that process we can automate, the faster we 
can keep KDE up to date on top of our Debian base.
A plus side to automating this as well is we can offer our packages to 
the Debian KDE team who is often struggling from lack of help.

Also, we have a new git repository at 
https://github.com/Caffeine-Linux/caffeine-linux
Please update your local repos accordingly.

In other news, we have some legal issues to address. Particularly 
Contribution ownership (copyright) and trademarks.

The Linux Foundation requires anyone using "Linux" in their brand name 
to file an application for a sub-license to the Linux trademark.
This in and of itself does not pose a problem however we are not an 
organization and who should own that sub-license is an issue. As a 
result, we are probably going to change our name. This will save us the 
trouble of choosing a sub-license owner, as well as address another 
problem: Caffeine Linux has changed it's focus from a user focused 
distro to an enterprise quality focused one. As thus, caffeine Linux 
isn't necessarily a fitting name for an enterprise distro. We get one 
name change so we need to make it a great name, so lets hear your input.

Contribution Ownership:
The other issue we need to address is that of copyright. We need to 
decide who owns the copyright of the code committed. Here we pretty much 
have 3 options.
1) A contributor agreement where everyone forfeits ownership of their 
contributions to one person in the project
2) Every contribution has to be public domain
3) The individual who started the program owns the copyright to it and 
can dictate what terms contributions to that individual's program will 
be accepted.
All of these in general are problematic, or can pose problematic 
situations. We need to know what everyone thinks on this issue so that 
the project founders can decide on a final policy.

Coming to terms with the GPL:
Lets face it, a whole heck of a lot of Debian is GPL. We are Debian 
based and are bound to link against a GPL program at one point or 
another, and going out of our way just to avoid the gpl is a pointless 
waste of time. So, with that being said I know not many of us are fans 
of the GPL. We need to decide on under what licenses contributions will 
be accepted. We need to come up with a strategy to either
1) stop the GPL from infecting the entire project (since each component 
of the project will ultimately link with each other and one component is 
almost guaranteed to have to be GPLd)
2) Suck it up and use the GPL and let it infect

Name Usage:
The last thing on this update is your preferences for usage of your real 
name.
We need to know if you would prefer keep your real name out of 
contributions or not.

Please reply to this email with your thoughts, or if you prefer join 
#caffeine-Linux on EntrpyNet to discuss these issues at your earliest 
convenience. Perhaps we could schedule some sort of meeting on irc where 
we can all be present.

02:54 <~fox> new rules for this
02:54 <~fox> github == final
02:54 <~fox> sourceforge repo == crazy shit we do while planning

Can be found here - https://github.com/foxwolfblood/caffeine-linux

I've taken the liberty of initializing the repo. If we need to import the
SVN repo we can do it from here -
https://github.com/foxwolfblood/caffeine-linux/imports/new
-- 
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http://asininetech.com
https://launchpad.net/~staticsafe
https://github.com/staticsafe

due to restrictions with git we (me and cafejunkie) have decided to move to
subversion(svn). git was blowing up our 148k repo to a massive 72 mb. svn
also has neat features as far as branching that make it ideal for distro
development.

GIT
trunk/
    dir1/
    dir2/
    dir3/
    packaging/

SVN
trunk/
   dir1/
   dir2/
   dir3/
packaging/

you can even target a specific dir while using svn when you check out. svn
does not require you to use 2 formats for different perposes so you can
quickly set up a repo on another machine without having to remember 2 huge
urls like with git.

for Packagers:
svn co
https://caffeine-linux.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/caffeine-linux/packagingcaffeine-linux

people doing work with all parts of the distro:
svn co https://caffeine-linux.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/caffeine-linuxcaffeine-linux

for distro with no packages:
svn co
https://caffeine-linux.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/caffeine-linux/trunkcaffeine-linux

if you want you can even do this (or any variation)
svn co https://caffeine-linux.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/caffeine-linux/
trunk/custom/theme caffeine-linux

sorry,
foxwolfblood
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Ok, now ive actually done some work on the repo and got it up its time 
to actually start working on it.

our deb lines are as follows.

deb http://foxwolfblood.co.cc/repo/ alpha main contrib non-free
deb-src http://foxwolfblood.co.cc/repo/ alpha main contrib non-free

then to get our repo key
wget http://foxwolfblood.co.cc/repo/pubkey ; cat pubkey | sudo apt-key add -

now to uploading packages

On git in the misc directory is a folder called packages, inside there 
is (or should be) a folder called sign, upload your package maintainer 
pubkey (any gpg pubkey you want as long as you remember to sign packages 
with it).

now when you prep to upload the packages do this:
dpkg-deb -b package # make sure to increment the version number in 
package/DEBIAN/control
gpg -ab -u <your maintainer key if different from your normal key> 
package.deb
cp package.de* <git dir>/misc/packages/incoming

this should copy the deb packages and the asc file for the package, the 
package will only hit the repo if you have sucessfully signed the 
package and followed the direct instructions i have given you so be careful.

yes i know this is difficult but as i'm planning to modify this script a 
little for the user repo to make that work (using ftp probably) i want 
to get a framework set up.

thats it for this quick mail, I'll be releasing some tools to make this 
easier but for now just do it by hand.

Joshua Theze (foxwolfblood)
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First of all, I apologize for the length of this email.

I came up with an idea last night while installing skype on debian. As 
you all probably know, debian doesn't have a central "partner 
repository" like ubuntu does. This can make installing things such as 
skype, teamspeak, and a number of other closed-source programs difficult 
for new users (as you have to add a repo to your sources.list, not a 
difficult task in itself but something noobs are scared of nonetheless).
So, in an effort to set our distro apart from all the other Debian 
derivatives I am going to make an "installer" so to speak. The user will 
open the installer, select from a list which third party application 
he/she would like to install and then the "installer" will add the 
necessary repository, download and install the application via apt. If 
we want, I can also have it place a launcher on the desktop.
Let me know what you guys think and if you have any ideas for it let me 
know. I'm hoping to buy a new monitor today so I have more screen 
realestate to build UIs.
I also have several scripts I made up last night that I will refine and 
push them to the git. I have one to install and set up dropbox in xfce 
(with the "copy public link" menu entry in thunar), as well as one to 
automate the adding of the debian multimedia repo w/ keyring and 
installing the codecs.

Also,
I am making a script that will set up our xfce environment post install 
for anyone who wants to use our xfce set up on top of a stock debian 
install.

LICENSING CONCERNS:

I was looking at the equinox-evolution and the faenza icon themes and it 
turns out they are GPL. That of course means that by incorporating them 
into our distro we have to license our stuff as gpl also, am I correct? 
If we don't then that's great, if we do we need to make a decision about 
if we want to go that route or choose a different theme set.

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Git is throwing an error.  Will work it out when I get back.  Should
return Saturday. Panic if you do not hear back from me by Monday.

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Go give yourself admin from the project admin menu.

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On Jul 11, 2011 3:53 AM, "Nicholas J. Alonge" <nic...@gm...> wrote:
> On 07/04/2011 12:06 PM, soulknife wrote:
>> The wiki had been finished, but Cafejunkie still needs to edit his own
>> page to his liking.
>>
https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/caffeine-linux/index.php?title=User:Cafejunkie
>>
>> I do not believe I has access to modify the pages on the drupal
>> site...that or I have no clue what I am doing so fox when you get a
>> chance find me in IRC or email me about that.
>>
>> The page is very out of date and states that we are still arch based
>> even. I can easily maintain the main sourceforge site and the wiki for
>> us once giving access to everything.
>>
>> I am going to work on the grouping apps installation idea using the
>> .desktop like fox suggested today. If I have time I will start writing
>> some code for it. I am dropping a fresh debian install in a VM so I can
>> have an sandbox to play in.
>>
>> Also let me know if my key is working.
>>
>> -Soulknife
>>
>>
>>
>>
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> Just tried to update my wiki page and it wouldn't let me (not in the
> editor or admin group) so either I fail or actually don't have the
> necessary permissions.
>
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> Why? It contains a definitive record of application performance, security
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Got a early phase design concept up for the website. Please take a look
at it and give me some feedback, if it needs to be scrapped in favor of
something more traditional speak now or forever hold your peace (I have
backup designs ready :P)

On another note, thunderbird 5 breaks enigmail so don't upgrade if you
want to use enigmail. Since I was a moron a couple weeks ago and didn't
back up my .gpg folder here is my new pubkey for everyone to import.

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On 07/04/2011 12:06 PM, soulknife wrote:
> The wiki had been finished, but Cafejunkie still needs to edit his own
> page to his liking.
> https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/caffeine-linux/index.php?title=User:Cafejunkie
>
> I do not believe I has access to modify the pages on the drupal
> site...that or I have no clue what I am doing so fox when you get a
> chance find me in IRC or email me about that.
>
> The page is very out of date and states that we are still arch based
> even.  I can easily maintain the main sourceforge site and the wiki for
> us once giving access to everything.
>
> I am going to work on the grouping apps installation idea using the
> .desktop like fox suggested today.  If I have time I will start writing
> some code for it.  I am dropping a fresh debian install in a VM so I can
> have an sandbox to play in.
>
> Also let me know if my key is working.
>
> -Soulknife
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> All of the data generated in your IT infrastructure is seriously valuable.
> Why? It contains a definitive record of application performance, security
> threats, fraudulent activity, and more. Splunk takes this data and makes
> sense of it. IT sense. And common sense.
> http://p.sf.net/sfu/splunk-d2d-c2
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> Caf...@li...
> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/caffeine-linux-devel
Just tried to update my wiki page and it wouldn't let me (not in the 
editor or admin group) so either I fail or actually don't have the 
necessary permissions.

I haven't been able to do much this past week but I will have a couple 
days off in which I'll be committing a bunch of stuff to git. So, here 
is what to expect within the next week or so.

A live CD: I plan to set up the base xfce config and make a live CD for 
everyone to try and give feedback on. As of right now it is not 
installable, is not recommended to be treated as even an alpha. Really 
it's just for us to use/play with so we can experiment with different 
set ups.

The Installer: I (finally) have the sources for the debian installer and 
we need to decide on the design. I will submit some mockups to the git 
for everyone to review, when we decide on one I'll start coding.

We need to get TaskFreak going again so we can stay semi-organized/on 
track. We still need a splashy design and to decide on what this 
"control panel" type utility is going to be design wise. Also language 
wise also. I'm open to doing it in either C or Python. If anyone has any 
suggestions please let me know.

The wiki had been finished, but Cafejunkie still needs to edit his own
page to his liking.
https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/caffeine-linux/index.php?title=User:Cafejunkie

I do not believe I has access to modify the pages on the drupal
site...that or I have no clue what I am doing so fox when you get a
chance find me in IRC or email me about that.

The page is very out of date and states that we are still arch based
even.  I can easily maintain the main sourceforge site and the wiki for
us once giving access to everything.

I am going to work on the grouping apps installation idea using the
.desktop like fox suggested today.  If I have time I will start writing
some code for it.  I am dropping a fresh debian install in a VM so I can
have an sandbox to play in.

Also let me know if my key is working.

-Soulknife

Wikimedia Help link
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help

Just has some helpful syntax for making links and how to mold the website.

On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 11:59 PM, Joshua Theze <fo...@13...>wrote:

> I rewrote my "cloud" scripts to work with the distro as an add-on
> package. It will consist of a daemon, sync script (FINISHED), user
> addition script and server package. One really great part would be the
> NAS/Cloud servers ability to hold the base packages (and a bit more) to
> speed up the install when done over the LAN.
>
> Work that needs to happen.
> Daemon needs to be made EFFICIENT, its no good if it uses up a ton of
> resources backing up one user at a time or per file access.
>
> sync script needs to also control gpg keys and ssh keys in a way that is
> safe for a small home network (with plenty of nerdy people) to medium
> commercial network (this would very much appeal to them)
>
> user add script need to be SMART and also a admin account that is set up
> on the controller must be set up in a secure way to ensure that all the
> machines under this AD like system have a consistent root user without
> messing with root itself (for security purposes that allow us to just rm
> -rf /home/* ; rm -r /etc/cloud/ ; mkdir /home to unregister the box from
> the cloud)
>
> ways to allow this to go on a remote server without being stupid. (for
> real cloud usage)
>
> if you have any ideas just post them to the list in a reply and ill
> prolly add them.
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> All of the data generated in your IT infrastructure is seriously valuable.
> Why? It contains a definitive record of application performance, security
> threats, fraudulent activity, and more. Splunk takes this data and makes
> sense of it. IT sense. And common sense.
> http://p.sf.net/sfu/splunk-d2d-c2
> _______________________________________________
> Caffeine-linux-devel mailing list
> Caf...@li...
> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/caffeine-linux-devel
>

I rewrote my "cloud" scripts to work with the distro as an add-on 
package. It will consist of a daemon, sync script (FINISHED), user 
addition script and server package. One really great part would be the 
NAS/Cloud servers ability to hold the base packages (and a bit more) to 
speed up the install when done over the LAN.

Work that needs to happen.
Daemon needs to be made EFFICIENT, its no good if it uses up a ton of 
resources backing up one user at a time or per file access.

sync script needs to also control gpg keys and ssh keys in a way that is 
safe for a small home network (with plenty of nerdy people) to medium 
commercial network (this would very much appeal to them)

user add script need to be SMART and also a admin account that is set up 
on the controller must be set up in a secure way to ensure that all the 
machines under this AD like system have a consistent root user without 
messing with root itself (for security purposes that allow us to just rm 
-rf /home/* ; rm -r /etc/cloud/ ; mkdir /home to unregister the box from 
the cloud)

ways to allow this to go on a remote server without being stupid. (for 
real cloud usage)

if you have any ideas just post them to the list in a reply and ill 
prolly add them.

FUCKING DERP...
forgetting to commit due to working with subversion = fail fail fail fail
fail fail

On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 8:08 PM, Joshua Theze <fo...@13...>wrote:

> Sorry about this, I'm moving us back to svn as our dvcs  becuase i cannot
> get write access to git at all.
> I highly prefer git to subversion but we need access today really as a
> ticket could take a while.
>
> If you still have access tell me.
>
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Sorry about this, I'm moving us back to svn as our dvcs  becuase i cannot
get write access to git at all.
I highly prefer git to subversion but we need access today really as a
ticket could take a while.

If you still have access tell me.

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Can anyone write to git??? i seem to be having trouble with write access.

>
>> On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 6:38 PM, Soul Knife <sou...@gm...>wrote:
>>
>>> I think this is what you need
>>>
>>> -Trevor
>>>
>>> On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Joshua Theze <fo...@13...>wrote:
>>>
>>>> I think we can have multiple repository,  I haven't tried yet.
>>>>
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>>>> > Just git pulled so I'm good. I don't know what git allows in the way
>>>> of
>>>> > branches but it'd be nice to have a [core] branch for kernel, drivers
>>>> > and other base system code/packages, and an [extra] branch for desktop
>>>> > applications, etc. Let me know what you think.
>>>> >
>>>> > On 06/20/2011 01:10 PM, Joshua Theze wrote:
>>>> >> I will be clearing git in 4-12 hours, get the stuff you want now then
>>>> reply
>>>> >> back so I know I can clear it.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> I will clear when everyone has their stuff or in 12 hours, whatever
>>>> comes
>>>> >> first.
>>>> >>
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Hello All, how is this as a layout for the git repo

caffeine-linx/
- ----base # our modified debian sources and installer
- ----custom/ # packages, configurations and themes
- ----web/ # what else
- ----misc/ # etc
- ----README # what else
- ----HACKING #information on our repo (hacking as in coding not faggots
cracking)
- ----NOTES # what else

as for our distro mirrors we will also carry over some of this style

repo/
- -base/ # debs of code in base
- -extra/ # debs of code in custom
- -meta/ # metapackages for us

if you have any thoughts and complaints PLEASE voice them. It's very
important
that we have our repos in a logical way that we all understand otherwise
its a pain in the ass.

One of the main reasons im setting it up like this is becuase before it was
annoying to find things in our many directorys we didn't need.

I will keep a backup of the original repository on my flashdrive sans
archboot so if you need something from it after i have cleared the repo it
should still be availible.

Thanks,
foxwolfblood

On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Joshua Theze <fo...@13...>
wrote:

    I think we can have multiple repository,  I haven't tried yet.

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    > Just git pulled so I'm good. I don't know what git allows in the way
of
    > branches but it'd be nice to have a [core] branch for kernel, drivers
    > and other base system code/packages, and an [extra] branch for desktop
    > applications, etc. Let me know what you think.
    >
    > On 06/20/2011 01:10 PM, Joshua Theze wrote:
    >> I will be clearing git in 4-12 hours, get the stuff you want now then
reply
    >> back so I know I can clear it.
    >>
    >> I will clear when everyone has their stuff or in 12 hours, whatever
comes
    >> first.
    >>
    >> You have been warned.
    >>
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I think we can have multiple repository,  I haven't tried yet.

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> Just git pulled so I'm good. I don't know what git allows in the way of
> branches but it'd be nice to have a [core] branch for kernel, drivers
> and other base system code/packages, and an [extra] branch for desktop
> applications, etc. Let me know what you think.
>
> On 06/20/2011 01:10 PM, Joshua Theze wrote:
>> I will be clearing git in 4-12 hours, get the stuff you want now then
reply
>> back so I know I can clear it.
>>
>> I will clear when everyone has their stuff or in 12 hours, whatever comes
>> first.
>>
>> You have been warned.
>>
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Just git pulled so I'm good. I don't know what git allows in the way of
branches but it'd be nice to have a [core] branch for kernel, drivers
and other base system code/packages, and an [extra] branch for desktop
applications, etc. Let me know what you think.

On 06/20/2011 01:10 PM, Joshua Theze wrote:
> I will be clearing git in 4-12 hours,  get the stuff you want now then reply
> back so I know I can clear it.
> 
> I will clear when everyone has their stuff or in 12 hours,  whatever comes
> first.
> 
> You have been warned.
> 
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> Leave your Powerpoints and Word Documents on the curb, please send me PDFs
> or Plain text [.txt]
> http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html
> Don't know how to make a PDF or txt document? just paste the text into the
> email.
> 
> 
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