Projects - Developing With Gna
Projects - Developing With Gna
I've set up shared Arch archives for Emacs Muse, Planner Mode, and Remember Mode. This will hopefully be helpful to those who wish to contribute to Muse, but don't want to make their own Arch archive.
My Arch Tutorial may come in handy if you are a contributor to one of these projects but do not know how to use Arch.
Note: More specific instructions for Muse are available at the Emacs Wiki: Muse Development page.
If you're listed as a developer on GNA's muse-el page (http://gna.org/projects/muse-el), do the following commands in order to get access to the archive, replacing "yourname" with your GNA login name.
tla register-archive -f \ sftp://yourname@arch.gna.org/upload/muse-el/archive-2006 tla get mwolson@gnu.org--2006-muse-el/muse-el--devel--0 muse
You will be able to commit changes to this archive. If you plan to contribute to Muse and would like to be added to the GNA muse-el project, get a GNA username and either send me an email or use GNA's web interface to request addition to the muse-el project.
Anonymous access to the archive may be obtained by doing the following.
tla register-archive -f http://arch.gna.org/muse-el/archive-2006/ tla get mwolson@gnu.org--2006-muse-el/muse-el--devel--0 muse
If you're listed as a developer on GNA's remember-el page (http://gna.org/projects/remember-el), do the following commands in order to get access to the archive, replacing "yourname" with your GNA login name.
tla register-archive -f \ sftp://yourname@arch.gna.org/upload/remember-el/archive tla get remember-el@arch.gna.org/remember--main--0 remember
You will be able to commit changes to this archive. If you would like to contribute to Remember and be added to the GNA remember-el project, get a GNA username and either send me an email or use GNA's web interface to request addition to the remember-el project.
Anonymous access to the archive may be obtained by doing the following.
tla register-archive -f http://arch.gna.org/remember-el/archive/ tla get remember-el@arch.gna.org/remember--main--0 remember
Note: See http://wjsullivan.net/DevelopingWithGna.html for the official directions for Planner, which are kept up-to-date by the maintainer of Planner. I am only keeping this around for history's sake.
If you're listed as a developer on GNA's planner-el page (http://gna.org/projects/planner-el), do the following commands in order to get access to the archive, replacing "yourname" with your GNA login name.
tla register-archive -f \ sftp://yourname@arch.gna.org/upload/planner-el/archive-2006 tla get mwolson@gnu.org--2006-planner-el/planner-el--devel--0 planner
You will be able to commit changes to this archive. If you would like to contribute to Planner and be added to the GNA planner-el project, get a GNA username and either send me an email or use GNA's web interface to request addition to the planner-el project.
Anonymous access to the archive may be obtained by doing the following.
tla register-archive -f http://arch.gna.org/planner-el/archive-2006/ tla get mwolson@gnu.org--2006-planner-el/planner-el--devel--0 planner
Unlike Planner, Muse has its entire copyright assigned to the Free Software Foundation. This means that if you want to contribute more than 15 lines of code to Muse, you will need to send in a copyright disclaimer. Contact me if you need to do this, and I will help you get the process started.
![[FSF Associate Member]](/static/logos/fsf-member.png)
