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[Brendan Kidwell <snarf@xxxxxxxxx>]

As Jaap said in an earlier message on this thread, I would gladly
welcome help if you can provide it.

Are you still interested, René? Have you done any work like this before?
Either way, you might possibly come up with a very different process
from me. I'd be happy to walk you through how my process works, and you
can decide if you have any interest in helping out with the build
process, taking ownership of it, and/or hosting the build.

Reply publicly if you aren't interested anymore. Or, reply PRIVATELY and
let me know when you can meet on IRC (or via other means) in the next
few weeks for an hour or two to discuss this further.

I'm very sorry it took so long for me to reply to this. (FYI, I just
released the 0.65 build for Windows.)

Brendan

On Wed, Dec 16, 2015, at 08:35, dehesselle@xxxxxx wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> 
> I’ve joined this list after reading Brendan’s message in regards to the
> official 
> Windows 0.65 build. I successfully built Zim for myself, creating my own
> (revised)
> version of the build instructions along the way.
> I’d like to offer my help but I’m not sure what I’m getting myself into/
> what the general expectations are (although I’m a developer myself and
> not afraid
> to do some digging, I don’t speak Python). 
> What I’ve seen so far looks well ordered and rather low-maintenance right
> now, that’s pretty encouraging for starters. So I could see myself
> providing 
> Windows binary builds (along with hosting them/traffic) for everybody to
> use.
> (I can show you what I've done so far - am I allowed to post links?)
> 
> Let me know what you think.
> 
> René