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From: Ryan W. <rya...@in...> - 2015-01-20 20:58:54
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On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 10:39 AM, Christian Hilberg < hi...@ke...> wrote: > Am Dienstag 20 Januar 2015, um 16:34:58 schrieb Ryan Ware: > > All, > > > > I'll be getting ready to do a release of ECB 2.50 in the next couple > > of weeks. I'm still cleaning some things up, but things seem stable > > (at least to me) and I wanted to do a beta release so other people can > > give it a try and give feedback. > > [...] > > That's great news, after all! :-) > > I've been watching Alex' and your repos for a while, so I know that > ECB is much alive and has even picked up development speed lately. > > Searching the web for e.g. "emacs ecb", however, still leads to > http://ecb.sourceforge.net/, with its latest release of ECB (2.40) > dating back to 2009. This will most probably lure people into > thinking that ECB is essentially dead, when, in fact, it is not. > > I guess since Alex as well as you set up your own ECB repos, there > is no write access to the old SourceForge site? If someone has access, > I'd propose to at least insert some info about the repo having moved > to a new location and that the old site is kept in place solely > for historical reasons. Sounds sound? > Klaus had agreed to give me administrative access to the SF ECB site. Unfortunately that has never happened. Until it does, there's not much I can do about it. That said, one of my next steps will be to publish 2.50 in one of the ELPA repos; hopefully in marmalade replacing the 2.40 version that's there. If that happens, then anyone using ELPA will automatically get the latest regardless of ecb.sf.net. Ryan |