Hey Mark, > I'm looking to help in the development of Coaster, but I'm not exactly > sure where to concentrate my work. I've submitted 2 patches (closing > bugs #166788 and #166789). I know Bryan is working on audio support. > Is anyone else working on large-ish additions to Coaster like this? I've gotten your bugzilla report and I have these patches applied to my local copy. The next release of Coaster (beginning of May with audio support) will have these patches. I need to get around to closing those bugs ;). > Is anyone working on something and would like some help? Are there other > things that I could be working on? If you would like, please take a look at libburn. I'd like to get HAL support into it, put Joliet support into its libisofs (it's been written, I just have to patch it in), and fix some endianness issues on PowerPC (when you create an in-memory iso and write that directly to the disc writer, it won't mount; however writing from an iso from the filesystem works). Also, taking out all the C++ namespace stuff that wraps the C functions is high priority for me. > What remains for Coaster to become a full CD-burning solution? I'd like to drop the nautilus-burn dependency. It's a pain and it uses cdrecord/mkisofs/etc. If we can totally depend on libburn, we'd be set. > Does anyone have any arch-repositories set up that I can pull code from > for testing / playing around purposes? I have a repo set up on my laptop, but my web provider doesn't allow apache to list directory contents, so I can't mirror it on my own server. Hopefully in the next two weeks, I'll have a beta of the audio stuff that people can test. > I'll be going to GUADEC, are any other Coaster contributors going? I know that I'm not. I have no money and no time. One of these years I'm going to go ;). -- ====================================================================== Bryan Forbes bryan reigndropsfall net http://www.reigndropsfall.net "It does not take a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds." - Samuel Adams, an architect of the Constitution Key fingerprint = 3D7D B728 713A BB7B B8B1 5B61 3888 17E0 70CA 0F3D
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