On Wed, Dec 13, 2006 at 09:45:25PM +0100, Rado S wrote: > Not being familiar with darcs yet (and generally preferring less > tech- requirements for editorial work) I'd rather see a wiki than > darcs. We've both at the moment. There is a wiki for development topics, but it could contain temporary topics that deserve to be player facing, all it lacks is the content. darcs is currently used for netrek.org, vanilla.us.netrek.org, continuum, metaserver, and a few other minor things like source code. I'm quite happy to explain darcs to anyone who needs to know how to use it ... it is really quite simple. Not significantly different to other tools. 1. install darcs, 2. use "darcs get http://www.netrek.org/" to get a copy of the repository downloaded, 3. make changes using editors of your choice, 4. use "darcs add" if you add any new files, 5. use "darcs record" to have your changes recorded as a changeset, 6. use "darcs send" to send the changes to the mailing list or maintainer, or use "darcs push" to send the changes to a directory you have made available for others to access over HTTP. -- James Cameron mailto:quozl at us.netrek.org http://quozl.netrek.org/