gentoo dev

[Iain Buchanan]

Hi all,

I've just been asked if I want to be the gentoo dev for synce :) I am
posting here to see if anyone is in a better position to do so -
essentially Richard, Mark, Dmitry (anyone else?) have been working on
them (I think).

The position would involve testing various synce packages on x86 and
amd64, or at least getting others to do so. (I have both types of
boxes); making snapshots from svn; probably also a bit of bug monitoring
- mostly requests for new versions I would assume.

I'm happy to do it, once I see exactly what my obligations would be, but
I don't want to step on toes if someone else is already nursing the
baby! (mixed metaphors, I know...)

aaanyway, what do you guys think?

[Richard Alimi]

Post by Iain Buchanan
I'm happy to do it, once I see exactly what my obligations would be, but
I don't want to step on toes if someone else is already nursing the
baby! (mixed metaphors, I know...)
aaanyway, what do you guys think?

I personaly have no problem with it :) That's great that you were offered
this opportunity!

--
Richard Alimi
Department of Computer Science
Yale University

[Mark Ellis]

Post by Richard Alimi

Post by Iain Buchanan
I'm happy to do it, once I see exactly what my obligations would be, but
I don't want to step on toes if someone else is already nursing the
baby! (mixed metaphors, I know...)
aaanyway, what do you guys think?

I personaly have no problem with it :) That's great that you were offered
this opportunity!

Ditto, excellent stuff.

Mark