Lauchpad will be home to the late BerliOS

Alejandro (a.k.a KZKG^Gaara)

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BerliOS, that forge that caught the attention of many, closed last December after 12 years of activity. If you are a developer and had projects on this hosting, then there is good news for you ...

Happens that Launchpad welcomes you, and lists several reasons why it is an excellent option for you:

  1. Launchpad can help you import your bug history by BerliOS.
  2. Import your subversion repositories it's possible too, it's something Lauchpad has done hundreds of times.
  3. In Lauchpad there is more than just bug reports and hosting, there is code review, support for problems through ticket systems, personal package archiving and they can be distributed to users of Ubuntu automatically in daily updates, and much more.
  4. You will find help and support on their channel IRC (#launchpad on Freenode.net) or list of Email.
  5. Bazaar.
  6. Lauchpad itself is Open Source.

And this is where the description offered on the Lauchpad blog ends.

regards


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  1.   Phytoschido said
    ago 13 years

    It did not close last December, will close in december of this year, the 31.

    Greetings 😉

    Reply to Fitoschido
    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara <° Linux said
      ago 13 years

      Yes? So my mistake, I could have sworn it was last December, thanks for the clarification 😀
      Greetings and welcome to the site 😉

      Reply to KZKG ^ Gaara <° Linux
  2.   jorgemanjarrezlerma said
    ago 12 years

    That such.

    It's a shame really and let's hope that UNDERSTANDING him doesn't end up burying him. Although much of its packaging was in the DEB and RPM formats, hopefully the availability of the TARs is not lost. I am an Arch Linux user and although AUR offers everything you need, sometimes there are applications that do not exist and therefore you have to install it bareback.

    Reply to jorgemanjarrezlerma