[cyke64]

hello ,

It's a good idea I think (Anyway there were not many messages after one month !)
At last bugs have found a place :-)
Now you can found 36 bugs and 4 features requests listed (this morning there were only 6 bugs !) on tracker.

Where are the roadmap ? Why the source code is not on CVS ? (Erik says on his blog that pys60 is dated from Q4 2005 !!! Please update pys60 code for all people can take part in the project development !

[jplauril]

Well, well. You were quicker than me in announcing the moving of bugs

The source code is not in CVS mainly because we aren't intending to use the SourceForge CVS for actual development work. CVS and Subversion are not really well suited for our purposes, since they are centralized systems and we will need a distributed solution.

Of course, I could upload the code it just for the convenience of viewing it, though.

We _are_ planning to move into a more open development model, but there are still things to work out about that. Patience. These things take time.

While waiting for us to get the process together, everyone is welcome to submit bug fixes and feature additions via the patch tracker. If you do this, please make sure that you add the proper copyright statement to your code. I'll post more about the details of licensing your code later when we get the details worked out, but for now you should license your code under the Apache 2 license if you are interested in us integrating it to the PyS60 mainline.

[cyke64]

Ok !
Thanks you for all this precisions :-)

Could you to link pys60 sourceforge homepage to perhaps http://opensource.nokia.com/projects...s60/index.html ? Now it links to nothing :-(

[cyke64]

Originally Posted by jplauril

The source code is not in CVS mainly because we aren't intending to use the SourceForge CVS for actual development work. CVS and Subversion are not really well suited for our purposes, since they are centralized systems and we will need a distributed solution.

We _are_ planning to move into a more open development model, but there are still things to work out about that. Patience. These things take time.

And now almost five month later after the first Open Source pys60 code release where are you about that ?

Originally Posted by jplauril

While waiting for us to get the process together, everyone is welcome to submit bug fixes and feature additions via the patch tracker. If you do this, please make sure that you add the proper copyright statement to your code. I'll post more about the details of licensing your code later when we get the details worked out

Where are the details ?
When will the new release be available ?