viteno> rendhalver(a)xemacs.org (Rendhalver [Peter Brown]) writes: viteno> Hi! viteno> ... which is sad to know! viteno> I'm trying to fill in the gap left by Rendhalver and try viteno> to keep up the good work he's done in the past as the viteno> project's package-release manager. This is quite a big viteno> pair of shoes to fill. viteno> In real life I'm living and working in Stuttgart, Germany. viteno> I stumbled across Emacs during my time at the physics viteno> institute some eight to ten years ago (GNU first, then X). viteno> Since then I've been using it for various things (yes, viteno> mostly editing) and have been lurking around these places viteno> and lists. Most of the times I'm not sitting in front of viteno> one or another monitor, I play trombone as a means to get viteno> carried away. Oh, trombone, you must be afraid of ants then! Ant steps on Elephant's toe viteno> I thought, now might be a good thing to speak up and try viteno> to further the cause of open source. I'll leave most of Definitely a good thing! viteno> the source management to Ville and try to pace slowly, at viteno> least in the beginning :-) viteno> If you have questions about the package-release process, viteno> need to know my address to send me pizza and/or beer, or So what's next in XEmacs code names: pizza types or beer brands? viteno> want to verbally kick me in the arse, because I'm doing a viteno> real bad job, drop me a note. viteno> Have fun, viteno> norbert. Good luck and have fun! Adrian -- Adrian Aichner mailto:adrian＠xemacs.org http://www.xemacs.org/