[10:52] morning [10:53] is there any repo having brz package for fedora? [11:05] morning! [11:06] I'm not aware of a fedora package, was going to bug a mate of mine to make one, but haven't yet [11:06] jelmer and I are both on the debian side of the divide [11:08] i see...what is the status of bzr-explorer? still usable with brz? [11:37] another concern of mine is whether bzr/brz can be used as 2-way bridge with git, iow. to clone from github, pull/push etc.? that's not possible with fossil and although i use it for personal projects, one has to change gears when contributing to git(hub) projects. having brz to serve such purpose as higher-level tool would be awesome [12:02] should brz-3.0 have complete python3k support? [12:50] explorer should be portable, but will require quite a few name changes [12:51] I think the answer for clean github integration is using the git format locally, [12:51] rather than trying to have bzr format on disk then convert back and forth from git [12:51] brz 3.0 is aimed to be full python 3 compat, I have a good way to go yet === gour_ is now known as gour [12:58] based in what i see, the blessed gui will be qbrz, right? [12:58] nice to hear about 3.0 and py3k [12:59] i'm not clear in regard to git(hub) integration...bzr/brz cannot use git format (yet), right? [13:01] having 'clean github integration' would be big 'pro' for me to migrate from fossil to brz... [14:21] hi gour [14:22] gour: I did some work to create a qbrz, in the hope that somebody picks it up [14:22] mostly because it's in a better state than bzr-gtk, and works on all of our platforms [14:22] I'll reply to your email about git integration [14:24] jelmer: ok, i remember you well from the glories days of bzr. ;) btw, thanks to you, i've found out about m.css - I like such stuff :-) [14:24] jelmer: bzr-explorer is too old code to be revived? [14:24] bzr-explorer depends on qbzr [14:24] so, qbzr is step #1 [14:25] i was not using gui a lot with bzr, but it was always great selling point when introducing bzr to not so tech-savvy people [14:25] gour: :) [14:25] ahh, i forgot about that, thanks mgz [14:26] i'm sure that dvcs-world deserves something better than just git [14:28] gour: I'm hesitant to revive any of the GUIs myself, as I don't use them. It would be great if somebody could revive their development. [14:28] btw, i'm also looking which static-site-generator to use (to repalce my PHP-CMS sites) and between hugo (go-powered) and nikola (python-powered), I'm leaning towards the latter...moreover, python seems to be better investment of my time for hobby programming than Golang [14:30] ...although few days agi i read a post from the rinohtype author complaining that 'Python is fast-enough' for some projects, even with PyPy or cython (http://www.mos6581.org/python_need_for_speed) [14:30] I've been very happy with pelican, but haven't tried the others you mention [14:31] Nikola is very nice (https://getnikola.com/) [14:42] it is funny how many people tend to choose/use worse option...lp's email interface was so better than github's, but the flock went into another direction :-( === Noldorin is now known as Noldorin[m] === Noldorin[m] is now known as Noldorin[t] === Noldorin[t] is now known as Noldorin