status of projects.openmoko.org

[BrendaWang]

Yaroslav Halchenko ??:
> wow -- I did not know that maintaining GForge portal is a difficult and
> duty -- is it too buggy? may be it is worth sending bug reports to
> upstream or within respective distribution running on the box?
>
> I know quite a few success stories (e.g. http://alioth.debian.org/) of
> using gforge just to serve as a good single point of entry for
> collaborative development, and it is really sad to hear that
> projects.openmoko.org failed to accomplish the mission from OM's point
> of view.
>
> Even though GForge is not perfect (lacks support for some popular VCS
> etc), I still consider it to be usable, and quite a few
> projects found their 'single home' on projects.openmoko.org -- just look
> at the updates dates on the projects listed on the main page.
>
> Now that is really sad to hear from OM:
>
> 		"go find yourself a new home",
>
> sounds again like a broken promise to me, sorry, and imho  is not nice
> -- is really a lot of effort put by OM to maintain that poor website???
>
> May be it is worth finding a person in the community who would not mind
> taking a burden maintaining the portal? I bet it would not cost much
> to OM to simply provide a single virtual server online which would run
> projects.openmoko.org, and give that dude all the keys?
>
> What next to be gone? wiki.openmoko.org?
>   
Of course not! wiki.openmoko.org will never be gone.
At wiki , we have many valuable introduction pages about so many 
projects: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Applications

During this transition period, many download links related to 
Project.openmoko.org will become broken links, so please kindly help us 
to edit them.
Please be patient & have faith in us...

Brenda
> On Tue, 16 Dec 2008, Marek Lindner wrote:
>   
>> - The server will stay online for the next couple of months to allow all 
>> remaining projects to find a new home.
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