Re: [Fwd: [arch-users] Re: Gud lord!]

[Jonathan Walther]

On Sun, Jun 08, 2003 at 08:47:19PM -0500, Alan Shutko wrote:
> > I can't take the time to learn how to use that wheel-barrow, I have a
> > foundation to dig; I'll just keep carrying the dirt over to the pile a
> > shovelful at a time.
> That's a very bad analogy, since CVS is currently working, you just
> have pain when renaming files.

It's a good analogy; the shovel works as well as CVS does.  Although you
could make another analogy:  I can't take the time to learn to use that
backhoe, I have a foundation to dig; I'll just keep using this
wheelbarrow and shovel.

> If you'd like to see Emacs using arch, since arch is so decentralized,
> maybe you or Robert could start maintaining an Emacs arch repository.

My attention is focused on Xouvert, a source tree bigger and hairier
than emacs.  I am waiting for the first version of arch that integrates
the C code into one binary, then I will be announcing it to the world.

Jonathan

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