TUNES Collaboration Area

Mailing Lists

Our mailing lists are open to anyone. The WWW-interface is at lists.tunes.org. Please use this link to access all TUNES project lists and TUNES hosted lists.

To (un)subscribe to any lists, go to lists.tunes.org and find the name of the list, then fill in your e-mail address in a form. It will mail you a confirmation and then when you reply, you're added to that list. Each list has its own password that will be randomly generated (but you can change it). If you don't see a form, then that is probably an archive only list, which you can't subscribe to either because it is closed, or because it is hosted elsewhere.

The TUNES project lists are:

• TUNES (General discussion)
• TUNES-Announce (Announcements only)
• TUNES-CVS (CVS Check-in log)

There are other interesting lists hosted here which you can browse on lists.tunes.org that are related to TUNES.

The mailing-list administrator is Tril.

If you were unsubscribed inadvertently, maybe it was because your e-mail address had delivery problems. To be sure, check the List of removed addresses.

Wiki Wiki Web Collaboration

We are running a Wiki Server, primarily for the Review project.

Wiki Wiki Web was developed by Ward Cunningham at Cunningham and Cunningham, Inc. There have been many copycats of the original, including the Squeak Wiki and the Common Lisp Wiki.

IRC

The official TUNES IRC channel is #Tunes on irc.freenode.net, an organization promoting Free software projects through IRC hosting service for collaboration and help-sessions.

• Logs are available at ~nef/logs/tunes/, WWW-browsable at Kevin Rosenberg's Meme Log Interface.
• Old logs are available: ~nef/logs/.
• Oldest logs are at: files/irc/old/.

CVS Server

TUNES development is coordinated through our CVS server. The server is also open to anonymous read-only connections, so testers may check-out a build tree of TUNES.

A web interface to the repository is also maintained.

Instructions for access:

1. Change to a directory in which a tunes/ directory containing your local CVS copy will be created.
2. Under bash or zsh, type:

   export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@cvs.tunes.org:/cvs

   If you are using another shell, then you should know how to set variable CVSROOT to the given value. Then type:

   cvs login

   and use the password:

   anonymous

3. If you are a registered active TUNES developer (if you want to be, but are not yet, you may apply here), you may instead (after having setup ssh correctly) type:

   export CVSROOT=:ext:yourlogin@cvs.tunes.org:/cvs
   export CVS_RSH=ssh

4. Only now can you issue CVS commands to our server. The command to get the whole tunes tree is:

   cvs -z 9 checkout tunes

   Afterwards, you may get incremental updates simply by entering the tunes/ directory and typing:

   cvs -z 9 update -dP

   .
5. If make modifications, you may contribute them back to everyone. If you're a member, just use

   cvs -z 9 commit

   Otherwise, you can mail a patch made with

   cvs -z 9 diff

   to patches@tunes.org
6. For more details, read the documentation about CVS, including your own local texinfo docs (under Emacs, type C-h i). For instance, option -z 9 is for gzip compression of communications (mightn't work well under cygwin).

If you want to be kept informed of progress in the Tunes CVS tree, subscribe to the tunes-cvs mailing-list where messages are automatically generated after every checkin.

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