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Re[4]: How big does it get...
From: |
Manuel Guesdon |
Subject: |
Re[4]: How big does it get... |
Date: |
Mon, 6 Jan 2003 09:45:00 +0100 (CET) |
On Sat, 4 Jan 2003 16:57:19 -0500 Jason Clouse <jhclouse@juno.com> wrote:
>| <<As maintainer of ftp.gnustep.org. I can do it. What symlink name do you
>| want?>>
>|
>| How about:
>|
>| gstep-core-current.tgz
>| gstep-dev-libs-current.tgz
>| gstep-dev-apps-current.tgz
>| gstep-usr-apps-current.tgz
Done. They are named XXX.current.tar.bz2
>| The only possible improvement beyond this would be to have more
>| granularity. For example, split dev-apps up into gorm-current,
>| projectcenter-current, nib2gmodel-current, etc. This way, people use
>| much less bandwidth, it fits better into the Portage scheme (each
>| application or tool having it's own ebuild), and it more clearly shows
>| off the staggering amount of work that has been done. :-)
OK. I'll see how to do this.
>| <<ftp.gnustep.org is mirrored by progeny.com (but files seems to be out
>| of date).
>| We can set rsync accesses for sites wich want to mirror it.>>
>|
>| Yes, definitely. ibiblio (a.k.a. Metalab, a.k.a. UNC Sunsite) is
>| probably the best-known FTP site around, and the GNUstep stuff there is
>| *so* out-of-date (Last updated over 2 years ago!)
I'll try to contact them...
Manuel