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[Israel <israel@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On 05/01/2014 01:06 PM, Ali Linx wrote:
>
> On 05/01/2014 10:03 PM, Paul Sutton wrote:
>> On 01/05/14 18:58, Ali Linx wrote:
>>> Hi Alex,
>>>
>>> ToriOS is a community that I'd like to build it in a way that is
>>> different from the other communities that I've been or still involved
>>> with. That said, I'm looking at this community as a family and we are
>>> all brothers and sisters here :)
>>>
>>> What I'm trying to say here, I'd like to ask you and I need our family
>>> be aware of your decision. Obviously, nothing happened to ToriOS for
>>> months. Are you 'still' interested to lead the development of this
>>> project? please let us know :)
>>>
>>> Sorry if this message supposed to be sent to you only but sooner or
>>> later, I must share the news with the whole family so it's pointless
>>> to not CC everyone :)
>>>
>>> Thank you!
>>>
>> Yes,  I am happy to carry on with the documentation development, In fact
>> In prep for this I have created a git hub repository for this to go in.
>>
>> If anyone DOES want to help but is unfamilar with LaTeX this is fine,
>> plain text is good enough for me to add / copy / paste / edit in to the
>> main document file and compile from there.
>
> Hello Paul,
>
> While I'm very glad with your reply, the email I sent is addressed to
> Alex and CC ToriOS list and I explained why I have done that ;)
>
> But no worries!
>
>> Paul
>>
>>
> Thank you :)
>
Hi,
I am learning C++ and have hopes of developing a nice C++ app using FTLK
and TinyXML2 to make configuring JWM easy.  I also work on packaging for
a program called LMMS for Ubuntu.  So I could definitely help with
packaging our stuff, and making a PPA.  I can also help someone get set
up (on Ubuntu) to do this kind of work, and give them my bzr cheat
sheet.  Since we are using launchpad, I am assuming we will use bzr,
however if the others in this community prefer git, that is ok (though
not for making Ubuntu PPA's  we'd still have to interact with bzr)

Ali, I think you could probably learn how to build an ISO for ToriOS,
fairly easily if you have the time (which I know you don't).  Someone
else involved in the project could also begin learning this as well, or
a bunch of people could learn it.  I know Melodie must know how to do
it, and she is your friend as well, so you could as her to point you
(us) to some adequate documentation describing how to do it.  I think it
would be good to have multiple people that can work on certain things,
in order for the team as a whole to be able to carry on, even when
someone else loses their internet connection, has a real life crisis, etc..