On Fri, May 07, 2004 at 12:44:19PM +0200, Christophe TROESTLER wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Richard Jones and myself are thinking about setting up a collaborative
> development site for OCaml projects.  Not only this can show to the
> world how active the OCaml community is [and to prevent code from
> disappearing when the developer is not interested in maintaining it
> anymore] but also serve as a base for a CPAN-like repository.
>
> Before engaging into the work of setting it up, we would like to have
> some feedback from you:
> 
> * If such a site existed, would you move your project(s) to it
>   (tarballs, documentation, CVS,...)?

I would be interested in hosting such things, for the social reasons outlined.
Also, having mailing list and bug tracking would be cool (everything else I can
do trivially with my existing webhosting)

Since CVS/SVN/arch/darcs have been debated a bit, I'll point out I use darcs,
and would snapshot the tree to this CPAN-like thing daily or some such.
 
> * Do you prefer a Savanah like interface (https://savannah.gnu.org/)
>   or a GForge one (http://gforge.org/) or ...?

I've never used either very much.  Savannah looks nice,  But I'm not picky.

If mirroring is made trivial, I offer bandwidth.

Kenn

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