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* Can we find some webmasters?
* Can we find some webmasters?
* Should we go forward with [[OggPCM]]?
* Should we go forward with [[OggPCM]]?
* There are over 50 tickets marked as PATCH in the [http://trac.xiph.org/report/1?sort=ticket&asc=0 trac]. Many of these are fix for old and known problems, and some are already fixed (sometimes in different ways) into Linux distributions with custom patches, while others add new features. Would be nice if someone takes up some time reviewing and applying/rejecting the trac and distribution patches.
* There are over 50 tickets marked as PATCH in the [http://trac.xiph.org/report/18 trac]. Many of these are fix for old and known problems, and some are already fixed (sometimes in different ways) into Linux distributions (notably Debian) with custom patches, while others add new features. Would be nice if someone takes up some time reviewing and applying/rejecting the trac and distribution patches, so even other distributions/who build from source get the benefits.
* Seems there is some problems in the trac: it is no more possible to add/modify tickets.
* Seems that it is no more possible to add/modify tickets in the trac without an account; can users reporting bugs get such account (best would be reuse the accounts of wiki.xiph.org)?

Latest revision as of 10:13, 29 December 2007

2006 September MonthlyMeeting

Will there be a meeting?

Agenda

  • Google Summer of Code students that "vanished"
  • Can we find some webmasters?
  • Should we go forward with OggPCM?
  • There are over 50 tickets marked as PATCH in the trac. Many of these are fix for old and known problems, and some are already fixed (sometimes in different ways) into Linux distributions (notably Debian) with custom patches, while others add new features. Would be nice if someone takes up some time reviewing and applying/rejecting the trac and distribution patches, so even other distributions/who build from source get the benefits.
  • Seems that it is no more possible to add/modify tickets in the trac without an account; can users reporting bugs get such account (best would be reuse the accounts of wiki.xiph.org)?