[Kde-imaging] Creating a KIPI SourceForge project?

[Achim Bohnet]

On Wednesday 28 September 2005 18:50, Aurélien Gâteau wrote:
> This afternoon I decided to "put my foot where my mouth is" and tried to 
> upload the latest KIPI tarballs to ftp.kde.org. Then I realized the Slackware 
> packages I uploaded a few days ago where still idling in the upload dir. 
> Obviously ftp.kde.org is not very handy when it comes to releases.
> 
> While using Digikam SourceForge file area works better than ftp.kde.org, I 
> think KIPI needs his own file area, especially if people who are not Digikam 
> devs want to release files. This is not the case for now, since Digikam devs 
> are the most active on KIPI dev (We owe you a lot for this!), but even in the 
> current days I could have a use of it to release third-party binaries 
> packaged by Gwenview packagers. Therefore I suggest we create a KIPI 
> SourceForge project, which we would use as a file server (I think 
> extragear.kde.org/apps/kipi is ok for the website)
> 
> What do you think about this?

Why not a kde-imaging sf project?   There all kipi and digikam,
gwenview, kimdaba, showimg releases get uploaded?

Aren't we here to share efforts? ;)

Achim
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