Splitting out core and bindings final stages

[Daniel Stone]

On Mon, May 08, 2006 at 11:37:39AM -0400, John (J5) Palmieri wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-05-08 at 02:17 +0300, Rob Taylor wrote:
> > > Already the d-bus developers are stretched thin in terms of time
> > > allotted to developing for it.  My goal and in fact my job as the
> > > defacto maintainer is to move us forward to a stable 1.0.  If we are
> > > going to block on this I'm serious about being just as well with
> > > sticking with CVS.
> > 
> > How bad a block is a few days of evaluating our options? Once we switch
> > we'll be stuck with our choice, so I would certainly hope we choose one
> > that's most developer-time efficient going forward. We certainly don't
> > want to add more work to our stretched roles already ;)
> 
> Well we are not stuck as per my post.  It is easy to move.  I more
> concerned with having Robot101 spending his time as an admin.  Where
> possible steal resources from other projects :-)

AIUI, bzr is quite low-maintenance and works with both http and rsync,
so setting that up isn't much of an issue.

> > I would suggest that we get both bzr and git repos set up and try them
> > both out before jumping ship in any direction.
> 
> I just think the cairo community went through this painful process
> already and it really doesn't need to be repeated for every project.  In
> any case if this is what you guys want to do then lets do it sooner than
> later.  I already have a split tree (since Friday).  I'll ask Robot101
> to create the directories on fd.o so we can have at.

Let me know which directories you want made where, and I can make it
happen.
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