On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 20:01 +0800, Colin Charles wrote: > Think this might get some interest (and possibly some contributors?) And everybody is, of course, free to make contributions. The anoncvs of gnome.org has a little delay on the development cvs. So if you want to work on some file, check it out using anoncvs and make a diff using the viewcvs of gnome.org and apply it to your version. Then copy that file to samefile.py.orig and start working on samefile. py. Once saved create a diff against samefile.py.orig and send that diff to the mailinglist. If you want to make a contribution that will make it to the release, you will have to be fast. You can checkout the TODO file. It's updated. We are, for example, looking for somebody to create a sample .spec file that will install the consolehelper and pam stuff on a Fedora Core 2. We are also looking for somebody to write the initial documentation. As neither me nor Kristof Vansant nor Gaute Hope (the list of current developers) are native English speakers nor any good at writing end-user documentation. > Email message/mailbox attachment, "Forwarded message - > system-config-schedule has been moved to gnome-schedule" Note that the gnome-schedule development mailinglist is in CC. If you want to start a lengthly discussion about gnome-schedule, I kindly invite you to not do it here but move the discussion to this mailinglist. If Red-Hat is interested to get gnome-schedule included in the next test release of Fedora Core 3, we'd be very happy indeed. And we will put efforts in getting it accepted as part of Fedora Core 3, if this is a planned feature for Fedora Core 3 of course. Note that we feel confident about the stability of gnome-schedule. Right now we are just weeding out the little bugs and polishing the userinterface and stuff like that. We have feature-freezed the application but already have some new fresh idea's in mind for the next release. One such idea is the melting of the two editors (the one for crontab records and the one for at records) to one unified GUI (and the same code). Kristof is dedicated to abstract at and crontab a bit more for the userinterface layer and to remove the hacky stuff to replace it with proper object oriented programming techniques. All three developers are actively working on gnome-schedule which makes it a healthy project. We have asked for a bugzilla on gnome.org which we will hopefully be ready when we release 0.1.0. For all questions about gnome-schedule: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gnome-schedule-devel -- Philip Van Hoof, Software Developer @ Cronos home: me at freax dot org gnome: pvanhoof at gnome dot org work: Philip dot VanHoof at Cronos dot Be http://www.freax.be, http://www.freax.eu.org -- Fedora-config-list mailing list Fedora-config-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-config-list