Sooooo, as some of you may noticed yesterday Emerillon switched it's maintainer and the new maintainer is me. Scared yet? No? You should be…
If the switch came as a surprise for you then you're not the only one - I'm a bit surprised too, but hey — life is full of surprises! I have some plans for it, but it's my first take at maintaining a project so please be gentle.
For starters in the next few days/weeks I plan to weed out the bugzilla wherever the are patches included and put out a 0.1.2 release out of the door, together with a 0.1 release of the plugins (or rather plugin). Thanks to the wonderful Andreas Henriksson the GSEAL migration seems complete and there shouldn't be any deprecated components, so we are almost ready for GNOME 3.0 ;) Currently the development takes place in GNOME git with a mirror on Gitorious under the upstream branch. This branch acts as a staging queue for me, so any merge requests which don't go to my email should go there.
After the 0.1.2 release the plan looks like that:
- migrate to GSettings
- migrate to libpeas if it ever comes out
- scratch my itch with a plugin for gpx tracks with a calories meter
- do some other features already in bugzilla
- other ideas welcome
So that's all for today, and as usual you can grab me on mail or identi.ca.
6 comments:
Even as a huge OSM fan I have never heard of Emerillon before but it looks interesting. I'm trying to get it to build from git right now.
Considering I heard about the project from your feed being on Planet PLD, I'm surprised there are not PLD packages or even a spec file. Thoughts?
@Caleb Well, my laptop with PLD died some time ago and it seems that neither ethos nor librest are packaged so that's probably the reason why it isn't there. I'll try to put up some packages for PLD until the end of the week unless someone beats me to it ;)
Maybe I can help a little. I can't work on it for a couple days but if you have any spec files going be sure to let me know or shoot me copies. I can be reached at my first name at pld-linux.org.
So I was wrong about not having time today. As of now, librest is in the pld package spec repository: http://cvs.pld-linux.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/packages/librest/librest.spec
And the ethos spec file is up: http://cvs.pld-linux.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/packages/libethos/libethos.spec
It's a little touchy and needs some cleanup though, if you know how to make it build cleaner input would be appreciated.
Now what was the excuse for not having pld packaged emerillon?
OK, ok will do ;)
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