Author: mako
Date: 2001/04/06 04:52:57
I fixed a couple grammatical errors that Andy King emailed me and
started myself off on the road to v0.2 which I am going to try and
release in the next couple of days if I can. :) Ugh.
Anyway. Andy also suggested that I add a paragraph about using version
control systems with a couple ideas of CVS equiavalents on Windoze as
well as CVS which I use. I will try to incrorporate that into the next
version. I also have a whole back of links from advogato that I've
been reading through and getting highlights from. I am will spend a
good check of tomorrow trying to synthesize that stuff all in before I
have a big ol' proof reading party with a couple friends and try to
get a relatively error free version v0.2 out before tomorrow night. :)
I may try to have another error fixes but one goal is to have a stable
version out by Tuesday for a final meeting. I will get comments there
that might push me towards a version that I will try and submit to
advogato first and then maybe LDP as a real HOWTO. :)
<para>
While both of these projects operate on a scale that your
project will not (at least initially), their example is
<para>
While both of these projects operate on a scale that your
project will not (at least initially), their example is
- helpful. Debian's idea of a project who lead who can do
- <emphasis>nothing</emphasis> but delegate can serve as a
+ helpful. Debian's idea of a project leader who can do
+ <emphasis>nothing</emphasis> but delegate serves as a
caricature of how a project can involve and empower a huge
number of developers and grow to a huge size.
</para>
caricature of how a project can involve and empower a huge
number of developers and grow to a huge size.
</para>
<para>
While both of these projects operate on a scale that your
project will not (at least initially), their example is
<para>
While both of these projects operate on a scale that your
project will not (at least initially), their example is
- helpful. Debian's idea of a project who lead who can do
- <emphasis>nothing</emphasis> but delegate can serve as a
+ helpful. Debian's idea of a project leader who can do
+ <emphasis>nothing</emphasis> but delegate serves as a
caricature of how a project can involve and empower a huge
number of developers and grow to a huge size.
</para>
caricature of how a project can involve and empower a huge
number of developers and grow to a huge size.
</para>