HairyWill is going to become part of the matrix, just for Puppy?That is the part that will become hairy
a worthy sacrifice
thorny isses here indeed.Agent Smith wrote:Did you know that the first Matrix was designed to be a perfect human world? Where none suffered, where everyone would be happy. It was a disaster. No one would accept the program.
Well, what I was talking about would just be the Unleashed tree, so just binaries and scripts. Basically, it's what you get if you take every PetGet package in Barry's official repo, including the ones that make up Puppy itself, and extract them all to their own directories. Plus an extra directory with the scripts used to put them all together into Puppy.But it will live as code, not binary? Will it have its own Makefiles!?
Thanks, that helped somewhat. I'll need to actually install Git and poke around a bit before I understand it fully. I do think that if we went with Git, the structure I've been describing would need to be modified somewhat.Here is a post from Linus discussing distributed development.
That isn't exactly relevant to this. We're discussing a different sort of "repo". The other sort is a whole 'nother can of worms, one that we'll definitely need to look into again before long, if Puppy is to get much more popular. Meanwhile Petch is a half-way answer.PS puppyluvr link, requesting terminal/gui downloader
For the Unleashed-reqo, possibly. The thing you linked to, specifically, is a plugin to use Trac with a different version management software than either SVN or GIT. Trac itself seems to be generally for SVN. Whatever we wind up going with, we'll definitely want a good web-based frontend. It makes it easier for somebody to do a quick look at what's going on, or to reference a file in Puppy when not actually running Puppy, among other things.
Thanks for the SVN guide (specific to Puppy Linux and sourceforge).Pizzasgood wrote:On cb88's request, I wrote a short guide to using it (the SourceForge SVN repo, that is). Also, I made and uploaded a .pet of SVN, because the one included in Puppy's devx file doesn't support SSL properly, which SourceForge requires. I haven't tried Puppy 4.1 yet, so maybe that one's does, I dunno.
http://www.puppylinux.org/wiki/how-tos/ ... rsionguide