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[Linuxalarmclock-develop] Linux Alarm Clock Project Update - Version 0.1.18 Committed

[Tom K. <fre...@ya...>]

Hello, Everyone!

A few updates.

The latest version, 0.1.18, now implements Auto Tools for compiling and
building the project.

If you'd like to know more about our versioning system, see "versioning
system" file in the docs directory of the project.

For more information on the tools we're using see the following links:

Autoconf
http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/

Automake
http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/

We will also be implementing "Check" - a unit testing framework for C
for testing the project in each build.
It is so we can monitor project functionality while development
continues. More information on Check can be found at the following link:

http://check.sourceforge.net/

If you'd like to help with this project, checkout a fresh version from
the repository, or run 'svn update' from your command line to get the
latest version. Current tasks are listed in the TODO file.

If you find a task that you'd like to work on, put your name and email
address next to the task, so we know someone is working on that one. The
email address is there so we can communicate with you, if there are
changes or updates that you may require.

Once you've added your details to the task and saved the file, run "svn
commit -m "Task Name Started".
NOTE: Task Name in the commit message is the name of the task you've
chosen.

If you have any questions, ask them here.
If you have recommendations or feature requests, let us know here as
well.

-- 
Happy Hacking,


Tom Kaczocha
Project Manager
Linux Alarm Clock
https://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxalarmclock/

[Linuxalarmclock-develop] Linux Alarm Clock - Revision 11 Available

[Tom K. <fre...@ya...>]

Hello, Everyone!

Revision 11 of Linux Alarm Clock is available for checkout.

Please review the changes and familiarise yourself with the new
structure.
If you have any questions about compiling the project with Auto Tools,
look into
the INSTALL file. In the event that you still have questions, post them
here on this list.

Also review the project plan in the README file in the root directory.
If you have any ideas that you would like to see implemented along with
this design,
or disagree with where we plan to go please let us know and explain why
you believe
as you do.


-- 
Cheers,


Tom Kaczocha
Project Manager
Linux Alarm Clock
https://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxalarmclock/

[Linuxalarmclock-develop] New Project Structure

[Tom K. <fre...@ya...>]

Hello, Everyone!

Linux Alarm Clock is back in full swing after a lengthy break.

The new start calls for some changes and adjustments to the project
structure
to comply with GNU Standards. 

In the next few days, a new version will be available on sourceforge
which you
can checkout.

The project will now use GNU Auto Tools for compiling the program.
See INSTALL file for more information about the procedure. Also, see the
README
file in the trunk for more information about the direction and structure
of the project.

Also, over the next few days new tasks will also be available for
development.
Still have to decide how these tasks will be tracked most effectively.
If you have any
ideas, please post them here.

In any case, stay tunned for more information.

If after seeing the new project structure, you have questions or
suggestions
about the future direction of the project please post them here on this
list.

-- 
Cheers,


Tom Kaczocha
Project Manager
Linux Alarm Clock
https://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxalarmclock/