Isaiah Beerbower wrote:
> On 12/10/07, Fred Kiefer <fredkiefer gmx.de> wrote:
>> Isaiah Beerbower wrote:
>>> I have an almost complete implementation
working with the cairo back
>>> end. Should I create a new branch for it under
/libs/back/branches?
>>> This is my first contribution to GNUstep, which
is why I ask.
>> The first thing you need to do is of course to
assign the copyright to
>> the FSF
>> After that you should be able to get write access
to the SVN repository.
>
> I've already done both.
>
>> Whether we need a separate branch for this change
depends on the amount
>> of code that changes and on how stable the change
is in the beginning. I
>> prefer to work on the trunk, so that people will
actually test the
>> changes I make. But this is only advisable if you
are willing to correct
>> any problems very fast.
>
> Currently I have made changes in only three classes
> (CairoFontEnumerator, CairoFaceInfo, &
CairoFontInfo) and I've tested
> it in several situations already and consider it
stable.
>
> The reason I asked is because you said "I would
prefer to see code,
> before I judge on it". Shall I put it in trunk
then?
>
Fine for me.
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