On Nov 15, 2007 2:44 PM, Francis J. Lacoste <francis.lacoste@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On November 15, 2007, John Carr wrote: > > Hi > > > > I wanted to register launchpad projects for Conduit > > (www.conduit-project.org) and SynCE (www.synce.org) but these have > > already been taken by people not associated with either project. > > > > I would like to have team PPA's (for latest versions of both projects > > that aren't packaged in ubuntu), keep project information on launchpad > > up to date and (especially for conduit) blueprints. > > > > What should i do? Short of registering a project called conduit2 and a > > project called synce2... > > > > Launchpad policy is to encourage any user to register existing projects. The > reason for this is that there are other useful reasons to have a project > registered in Launchpad, even if the project isn't officially using it > (linking bugs, code imports and branch managements are the most common ones). > But when the real project owner comes around and want to use Launchpad, we > usually turn the project over to them. > > What's your Launchpad user id? > > -- > Francis J. Lacoste > francis.lacoste@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Hi Francis Cool, that makes sense. My user id is jc2k. Thanks for your response! On a side note, how long does it normally take to get beta approval (so I can set up Conduit/SynCE PPA's)? I get quite a lot of users needing help with their WM5 devices (4 at once last night, and 3 were gutsy users) and it would be so much easier for them if I could talk them through adding a repository and doing an apt-get install instead of compiling about 10 different packages! Thanks John
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