Will newLISP's source code ever make it into a distributed version control system? If it does, I personally recommend staying away from git and going with either mercurial (//http) (bitbucket (//http)) or bazaar (//http) (launchpad (//https)), as they are easier and more intuitive to use/learn. It might be easier to contribute additions to newLISP that way.
There is already a git repository up somewhere, I think.
Git is awesome, btw--phooey on those pretenders... :-)
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There is already a git repository up somewhere, I think.
Git is awesome, btw--phooey on those pretenders... :-)
I think I heard of that too, but is it Lutz's "official" repo or someone else's? Also, is it on Github? And if not, why not? :-p
P.S. Git might be nice, but I like bzr because it's easier to learn and use (IMO), but I'd be fine with git because the bzr-git plugin lets me use bzr with git stuff.
see //http://www.alh.net/newlisp/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=2891&sid=13feff70b22b05b60d4c157cb1945561
it's an unofficial mirror. I don't believe Lutz is into that stuff.