Comments on: Ground Control Plans (UDS) http://doctormo.org/2010/05/05/ground-control-plans-uds/ Just this guy, you know. Sun, 29 Jan 2012 01:21:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Brett Alton http://doctormo.org/2010/05/05/ground-control-plans-uds/comment-page-1/#comment-4871 Brett Alton Fri, 07 May 2010 23:07:43 +0000 http://doctormo.org/?p=2260#comment-4871 I feel this project is vital to the future of software development in Ubuntu, so I'm going to make sure to help this project in anyway I can, starting with getting back to the website (e.g. implement blogroll). On the note of where it should go, I've already discussed with you the ability to integrate into SVN while you thought git/github.com|gitorious.com|code.google.com was more important. Either way, the more VCSes and hosting website (don't forget private hosts) you can integrate in to, the better. I'm sure you'll be able to find a KDE programmer to help you port it to Qt; I'd be surprised if no one from Kubuntu thought it'd help with software development or thought it was worth their time. Lastly, like I also said, make sure to look at RabbitVCS. It's also programmed in Python and integrates into Nautilus. I currently use it for work and it has terrible performance issues (see: http://blog.rabbitvcs.org/archives/164). It's similar to TortoiseSVN but I prefer your layout/interaction for sure. Make sure to post your talk at UDS =) I feel this project is vital to the future of software development in Ubuntu, so I’m going to make sure to help this project in anyway I can, starting with getting back to the website (e.g. implement blogroll).

On the note of where it should go, I’ve already discussed with you the ability to integrate into SVN while you thought git/github.com|gitorious.com|code.google.com was more important. Either way, the more VCSes and hosting website (don’t forget private hosts) you can integrate in to, the better.

I’m sure you’ll be able to find a KDE programmer to help you port it to Qt; I’d be surprised if no one from Kubuntu thought it’d help with software development or thought it was worth their time.

Lastly, like I also said, make sure to look at RabbitVCS. It’s also programmed in Python and integrates into Nautilus. I currently use it for work and it has terrible performance issues (see: http://blog.rabbitvcs.org/archives/164). It’s similar to TortoiseSVN but I prefer your layout/interaction for sure.

Make sure to post your talk at UDS =)

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