>
> I beleave a centralised version control system (CVS) would speed up
> SANE development and make it easier to "outsiders" (me) to follow the
> current progress of SANE.
>
> I suggest the following:
>
> - A CVS server with write access to the ones currently maintaining
> the source, and read access to all
> - All change to the source generate a mail sent to a new mailinglist
> (sane-cvs@mostang.com ?).
> - Every day a source snapshot is extracted, wrapped up and made
> available on FTP
>
> Any comments? Any reason this has not been done earlier?
Bandwidth? And lack of experience with CVS servers.
Hugo.
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