I would be interested in your offer. I would need a decent build environment
for kernel images with the Speakup patches. My existing server is eventually
going away. I would need decent hardware with enough memory. I don't think
it would be hard to automate the kernel building process. I would also need
hosting for the .deb packages. While I'm at it, I would want space for my
rescue CD. An announce mailing list would be a nice bonus but not necessary.
I can give you exact space requirements if interested. I know kernel images
take a lot of space to build, especially in a clean chroot environment. The
distro doesn't matter as everything would be done in 32-bit and 64-bit chroots.
Baechler Access Technology Services, bats at batsupport dot com
On 4/23/2017 4:20 PM, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
This is the kind of thing we created the International Association Of
Visually Impaired Technologists for. It has donated server space and is
incorporated legally as a nonprofit (501C3) in the USA. The infrastructure
is available if you care to put it to use.
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