Mnemosyne - Revision Controlled Directories

[Martin B.]

Hi Lois,
That's an interesting project indeed! Good luck with it!
For bzr branches, you can use launchpad hosting as well - see Help tab at
https://code.launchpad.net/ .

Martin Böhm

2007/5/1, Lois Desplat <lois.desplat at gmail.com>:
>
> Hi,
>
> My name is Lois Desplat. I am a 21 year old student living in San Jose, CA
> attending San Jose State University. I have been involved with open source
> before on OGRE ( http://www.ogre3d.org ). I am going to be graduating this
> December with a BS in Software Engineering.
>
> I am excited to have my proposal for this Summer of Code accepted and I
> look forward to implementing it.
>
> I have already set up a launchpad project (
> https://launchpad.net/mnemosyne ) and am still setting up bzr on my server
> at http://mnemosyne.loisdesplat.com/code . This is a very busy time for me
> so do not expect anything until around May 25.
>
> Mnemosyne is a project that allows for revision controlled home
> directories as well as directories such as /etc. A daemon auto-commits files
> when they are changed or on a time basis or per user request. By default, it
> uses the Bazaar Version Control System as its backend. The project includes
> integration with Nautilus for easy reverting back to previous versions and
> finding differences between files. It also includes a graphical program that
> allows for configuring the program such as choosing a different version
> control system such as SVN. It also includes a command line program that
> allows for configuration, and usage of the application so that it can be
> used on systems such as ubuntu-server that have no GUI. The project is
> mostly coded in Python with a little of C++ if it needed to interface with
> another application.
>
> Martin Pitt who is my mentor asked me to also post my tentative schedule
> for the project here. So here it is:
>
> Tentative Schedule:
> Until May 25: Set up bzr as well as SVN to work under the /home directory
> as well as the /etc directory. Look at any problems that occur and
> find/discuss solutions with the community.
> May 25– May 31: Make a proper design for all the applications/prototype.
> June 1 – June 15: Write the daemon and create test suites.
> June 16 – June 30: Write the command line interface and fix any problems
> that show up in the integration.
> July 1 – July 9: Create .deb packages. Fix any issues that have cropped up
> and get community feedback. From that point on, .deb packages will be
> updated near daily.
> July 10- July 27: Create the GUI application. It will take time to make it
> user friendly. Integrate with Nautilus.
> July 27 – August 20: Create final .deb packages. Look at what can be done
> to make it part of the Ubuntu OS. Fix any issues that are found by the
> community.
>
> Thanks to all of you,
>
> Lois.
>
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