Am I allowed to add a new module to kde's cvs ?

[Thomas Zander]

Sounds great; and since this email is written some time ago you might not
have seen that the kdekiosk module has been created allready. 
Please 'cvs co kdekiosk' and build your stuff in there.
a 
    cd kdekiosk/yourdir
    cvs import -m "First import" kdekiosk/yourdir yourdir start
would do the trick. (after removing all auto-generated files)

Thanx!

On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 06:04:59PM +0000, Joseph Wenninger wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I've been developing an GPL/LGPL application for an information terminal 
> (mouse or touchscreen) and had the cvs on a server for the company I worked, 
> because they used it as a part of their products. Till now the source code 
> has only been available for their customers, but since yesterday all business 
> activity has been closed down, because the company run out of many (Some 
> political and managment decissions went wrong).
> 
> The second developer and I would like to develop my application also in the 
> future, but don't have any server for cvs hosting we could use. At the moment 
> it's a KDE 2.2.x application, but we would like to port it to KDE 3 and 
> enhace it. At the moment the source plus some sample configurations is about 
> 10 MB and the design of the application is completely modular.
> 
> I'm I allowed to host it as a cvs module on the kde cvs server like kdevelop 
> (or quanta) ? I would be needed to mirror on the cvsup servers. I only need a 
> cvs.
> 
> 
> Kind regards
> Joseph Wenninger
> 

-- 
Thomas Zander                                            zander at earthling.net
The only thing worse than failure is the fear of trying something new
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