Had been able to using git -cvsimport to mirror cvs.synchronet, but could not at the time do so into a single git repository due to the structure of the original cvs repository. The updates to that set of repositories, one for each of the subdirectories in the original repostiory, are active and operational. Am experimenting with getting those separate git repositories into one single repository, although this is still a two step process; reference [1] for information about the using the subtree merge method for this.
Because of a thread about compiling gtkmonitor in Syncronet Discussion, did some test
compiles of gtkmonitor & gtkchat. Installed the pkg-config & libglade2-dev packages,
to see if that helps with the errors.
With those installed, gtkchat compiled without errors, but the others have a problem
finding the sbbs library. OTOH, they work if sbbs has already been compiled & installed.
The following are links to information about using KVM (Linux Kernal VM) for hosting an MS Windows VM installation:
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Experimented with creating a GIT repository for MakeNL. Converted an old BZR repository of v3.2.7e to GIT. Found a way to import the CVS repository at the MakeNL SourceForge site in to a GIT repository. Also created some tar.gz archives from the zip source archives, then imported them into a GIT repository. Will continue experimenting until decide how I want the repository to be.
When the original SYNCDEB SVN repostitory was migrated to GIT, had only been tracking the contents of the debian directory. For various reasons (including being able to use pristine-tar), I wanted to change that, so I started experimenting with how to do that.
This site now replaces the old SyncDEB Trac project, which has been moved to .
Received various errors attempting to build the MBSE BBS package. Tried some changes to the debian/rules file, but they didn't help.
