xfce svn repo cleanup
Jasper Huijsmans
jasper at xfce.org
Wed Feb 27 21:02:42 CET 2008
Hey Brian,
A clean up, definitely makes sense, I say.
2008/2/27, Brian J. Tarricone <bjt23 at cornell.edu>:
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to clean up the main Xfce SVN repository so it only contains
> current modules that we consider in the core distribution. To that end,
> I also want to create another repository, 'xfce-archive', or possibly
> 'xfce-obsolete'. So, something like this would happen:
>
I´d prefer to call it archive rather than obsolete.
> pyxfce -> goodies
would a bindings repo/subdir, make sense?
> squeeze -> goodies
> xarchiver -> goodies
> xfburn -> goodies
> xfc -> ?? (leave it?)
This would be bindings too, if we decide to use that. I suddenly
realize that it might have been better to call this xfc++ or
something, for clarity. Ah, well, only a couple of years too late
with that suggestion...
> xfce4 -> ?? (maybe leave it, maybe create a new 'xfce3' repo)
Yeah, that might be nice, give xfce 3 its own repo in recognition of
its great value in the evolution of Xfce ;-) I guess archive
otherwise.
> xfce4-iconbox -> xfce-obsolete
> xfce4-perl -> goodies or kelnos
> xfce4-systray -> xfce-obsolete
> xfce4-terminal -> goodies? Will Eduard still work on this?
> xfce4-themes -> xfce-obsolete
> xfce4-toys -> xfce-obsolete
> xfce4-trigger-launcher -> xfce-obsolete
> xffm -> xfce-obsolete
> xffm-icons -> xfce-obsolete
> xfmedia -> goodies or kelnos
>
> I can also create per-user repositories (like my 'kelnos' repository) if
> Danny/JF/Giuseppe/Stephan want to put their projects in there instead
> of goodies.
>
> Thoughts? Objections? If no one has issues with this, I'll probably
> start the move this coming weekend.
>
A goodies/archive repo or subdir might be useful as well. Things like
xfce4-terminal could go there.
--
Jasper
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