Guys, Great to see this brought up here. I've been using Ardour 5.12 for quite a while now, along with recent versions of some of the other packages listed. To be honest I've been a little bit self-centered, checking out and updating packages to my benefit using ABS. So I take this opportunity to volunteer as co-mantainer for ardour, swh-plugins, hydrogen, zita-resampler, qtractor, qjackctl, qsynth, jack2, and jack2-dbus. I know one pre-requisite is to "maintain a few packages in AUR" and I have none. But I can set up some (or at least one package) if this is a hard rule. Regards Marc On Fri, Oct 13, 2017 at 1:18 PM, Ralf Mardorf <silver.bullet@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > On Fri, 13 Oct 2017 19:25:37 +0600, Rashif Ray Rahman wrote: >>It is NOT true that there is no pro-audio community. ArchAudio was >>just inactive because nobody stepped up to take over maintenance from >>me. It had a fully functioning website, forums, mailing list, and >>partially functioning packaging machine (I couldn't keep up the CentOS >>machine with the Arch changes). The admin Jon Kristian even was >>willing to spare the necessary infrastructure (he got a new Arch >>machine for us). People seemed to not want such a platform and >>advocated the AUR as being sufficient (see also LinuxMusicians >>forums). So if there's renewed interest, I can contact Jon again for a >>revival. > > Hi, > > I was interested to take over Arch audio, but due to an awkward duty > roster I had and still have got no time to do it. I should have got > enough time to moderate an audio mailing list, but without > having experiences with (mailman) administration. > > Regards, > Ralf
