3 Sep 17:49
Closing down the mailing lists at SourceForge
Marcel Holtmann <marcel <at> holtmann.org>
2008-09-03 15:49:56 GMT
2008-09-03 15:49:56 GMT
Hi Folks, the infrastructure of the BlueZ project has been undergone significant changes to accommodate the developers needs. This also results in the fact that the service providing by SourceForge is not really good enough for us anymore. The first big step was to finally switch away from CVS as source code management system. It was clear that I will not switch to Subversion since that is as broken as CVS. The only real alternative was GIT. So starting with the bluez-4.0 release everything has been switched over. I also decided to move the whole repositories over to kernel.org since their infrastructure is excellent and works very well. The next step was to move the download repositories over to kernel.org since they do a really great job at mirroring and have good enough bandwidth. The last step is to close down the mailing list served by SourceForge. I was always disappointed with their email service. It was slow, full of spam and sometimes broken for days. I simply don't believe in having subscriber only mailing lists. This is not how open source should be done. Some time ago we created linux-bluetooth <at> vger.kernel.org since the mail admins at kernel.org really know what they are doing. We are already using this for the kernel development and in the future this will become the only mailing list. So it is a good idea to subscribe to linux-bluetooth <at> vger.kernel.org as soon as possible since the SourceForge mailing lists will close down end of the year.(Continue reading)
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