Wanting to upload 2 new packages

Byrel and I finished getting a new xpm-mode uploaded to text-modes. It was obvious where that went because it was an update to an existing package by the same name in text modes. Now there are 2 more packages to upload, new ones that are not an update to an existing package. Where do we put them? One is buffer-colors.el, a package that involves an easy method for changing buffer colors on the fly, both with a menu interface and with a customize interface. It also has a rule-based method of changing colors on new buffers, based on things you know about a file, such as file attributes (if it is read only) and by file-name extensions (.c or .cpp, for example), or by time (or any other thing you can know about a file), or any other thing, such as changing the colors by a time period, every hour or 2, to ease eye strain, for example. We were thinking it might go in edit-utils package--what do you think? The second file is icon-themes.el, a package to change icons as a "set" in the XEmacs menu bar. There are 5 kinds of icon "sets" or themes so far: text icons Oxygen (from KDE) Open Icon Library Tango Icons default icons that come with XEmacs More icon themes can be added by anybody with an included template. The three that are from OSS icon libraries (Oxygen, Tango, and Open icon library) have different sizes of icons based on sizes that are distributed in each of those libraries, from 32x32 up through 128x128, though not all of those sizes exist in each of the distributed libraries. When someone gets libsvg working within XEmacs, it will be easy to adapt this to using scalable graphics as well as xpm's and png's that it does now. We have on the menu under Options-->Icon Themes, though that can be changed. Where do you think this package should be put? The second question is, once we figure out where to upload them, who do we ask for permission to upload them at that place (or places)? I am hoping to get these uploaded pretty quickly since Byrel goes back to grad school in less than a week. We have used each of them between 6 and 10 months here, so while they are not perfect, we feel they are stable at least as far as not crashing. I can upload a copy of the two files if that is needed to tell where they should go. Steve Mitchell _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://lists.xemacs.org/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta