Gregarius – Devlog

Despite the apparent quiet on this devlog, lots of exciting things have been going on behind the scenes in the Gregarius development community!

First of all, a new development mailing list has been created, which is the perfect place for the community to discuss Gregarius bugs and possible new feature ideas to implement.

If you are running the CVS Subversion version of Gregarius (currently at version 0.4.3), or simply because you are curious about what is going on behind the scenes, you are more than encouraged to join us by subscribing to the mailing list.

Another point worth mentioning is that the Gregarius development trunk has been migrated from the sourceforge.net CVS-based repository to the slicker Subversion version control system!

Several reasons have motivated this choice, but the most important are sourceforge’s very annoying one-day lag between the developer- and the anonymous-CVS, and that Subversion is tightly integrated with the wonderful trac project management system.

So, the main Gregarius source repository is now being hosted on svn.gregarius.net. The service is kindly offered by Lycos (no, not that other Lycos, despite the fact that recently search-engine companies have been flirting with blogging/syndication services *hint, hint*)

Anyway, up-to-date information on the Gregarius development path can be found the on the project timeline page, and details on known bugs and open feature requests are available on the Active Tickets page.

Everyone is invited to report new bugs and feature requests and share their experiences on the public Wiki.

If you are interested to run the development version of Gregarius, make sure that the Subversion client is installed (download page) on your web server, then check out the current trunk:

svn co http://svn.gregarius.net/svn/trunk/rss

If you already have a working copy of Gregarius, either a release or a CVS version, follow the steps described in our Cvs To Svn migration guide.