On Wed, 2 Aug 2006 22:44:49 +0200, "Manu Cornet" wrote: > I have been writing, with the precious help of Federico, a small > application to benchmark and crash test GTK themes: the "GTK Theme > Torturer" [1]. Hi Manu. Thanks for sharing this! It looks very interesting and is just the thing I happened to be looking for today to make some performance measurements. > [1] You can get a tarball at > http://www.manucornet.net/pub/olpc/gtk-theme-torturer.tgz It looks like that tar file is broken, (just contains a single symlink?). But with a bit more effort, I did manage to find the code. It would be nice to be able to collaborate on the development of the code. One approach would be to find a central place (say, GNOME's CVS (or is it svn now?) tree), and find someone with commit access to that, etc. Another approach would be to use a distributed system like git, which would look something like this: cd gtk-theme-torturer make clean rm *.orig git init-db git add * git commit -m "Initial commit of gtk-theme-torturer" So that would be a fine git repository. There still would be the issue of allowing others to get at the files. So it does still help to have a "central" server at least to allow access to the file. If you're interested in going the git route, we can definitely provide some space on freedesktop.org for that. But whatever tool you'd like is fine. It would just be nice to be able to work together. Anyway, thanks again. I hope to have some useful results from this to be able to report soon. -Carl
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