[07:17] good morning [15:52] dholbach: fyi: floated the idea of maintaining packages in Debian's pkg-php VCS and people seemed supportive [15:52] hexmode: awesome - thanks a lot for that [15:53] pleia2: sorry I missed your IRC msg [15:53] hexmode: as I said - I don't need any access to them as I'm sure that the debian php folks know much better what they're doing than I am - according to the ITPs getting them into debian would solve a couple of other problems too [15:54] hexmode: but they should all be in a state where a regular uupdate would do the trick in terms of maintenance [15:54] right [15:54] I'll start bringing them in this week [15:55] fantastic :) [15:55] pleia2 wanted me to put them under git ... I haven't tried that yet for any Debian packages, but I'm going to assume I don't need any special permissions [15:55] I have no idea about git or git on alioth I'm afraid [15:56] hexmode: maybe with some new energy we'll get back to working on getting all those great ngo tools into debian/ubuntu [15:56] well... lets do this one first :) [15:56] * hexmode is a fan of small steps [15:56] especially with volunteer projects [15:56] definitely [15:57] that's why we set up that wiki table :) [15:57] one small module at a time [17:06] hexmode: I actually prefer svn and still put all my packages there (even new ones) it was Raphael who said he preferred new stuff in git [17:08] so I wouldn't worry much about just using svn, it's fine [17:19] pleia2: ah, confused you w/ Raphael [17:19] yeah [20:17] hi all [20:18] just found out about google grants http://www.google.co.uk/grants/# [20:19] which has given to the mysociety bunch that do various political freedom of information type websites in the UK $430,390.00 worth of advertising over 4 years [20:20] could be of interest to some NGOs using Ubuntu === rafael_carreras_ is now known as rafael_carreras