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jeremiah: Minor changes

2010-02-22T16:04:13Z

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-	An ITP is a way to say "I intend to [[packaging\|package]]" a given package. By doing this, you lessen the chances that someone else will duplicate your work. It is also a good indicator of what people want packaged, but is not a replacement for RFP - "Request For Packaging." These to methods are way to inform the community of your interest in maemo packaging.	+	An ITP is a way to say "I intend to [[packaging\|package]]" a given package for Harmattan / Maemo / MeeGo. By doing this, you lessen the chances that someone else will duplicate your work. It is also a good indicator of what people want packaged, but is not a replacement for RFP - "Request For Packaging." These to methods are way to inform the community of your interest in maemo packaging.
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	== How does it work? ==		== How does it work? ==

jeremiah: /* How do I file an ITP? */

2010-02-22T16:02:28Z

How do I file an ITP?

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	== How do I file an ITP? ==		== How do I file an ITP? ==

-	~~I don't know, but I'm sure Jeremiah does.~~	+	You can file an ITP at this link:

	== How can I see the current ITP queue? ==		== How can I see the current ITP queue? ==

dneary at 16:00, 22 February 2010

2010-02-22T16:00:11Z

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-	An ITP is a way to say "I intend to package" a given package. By doing this, you lessen the chances that someone else will duplicate your work. It is also a good indicator of what people want packaged, but is not a replacement for RFP - "Request For Packaging." These to methods are way to inform the community of your interest in maemo packaging.	+	An ITP is a way to say "I intend to [[packaging\|package]]" a given package. By doing this, you lessen the chances that someone else will duplicate your work. It is also a good indicator of what people want packaged, but is not a replacement for RFP - "Request For Packaging." These to methods are way to inform the community of your interest in maemo packaging.


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	Anyone is free to file an ITP. But if your ITP has been left to languish for more than two weeks, it may be completed by someone else.		Anyone is free to file an ITP. But if your ITP has been left to languish for more than two weeks, it may be completed by someone else.
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		+	== How do I file an ITP? ==
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		+	I don't know, but I'm sure Jeremiah does.
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		+	== How can I see the current ITP queue? ==
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		+	I don't know, but I'm sure Jeremiah does.
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		+	[[Category:Development]]

dneary: Reverted edits by amigadave (Talk); changed back to last version by jeremiah

2010-02-22T15:58:02Z

Reverted edits by amigadave (Talk); changed back to last version by jeremiah

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-	~~[[Category:Articles marked~~ for ~~deletion]]~~	+	'''ITP - Intent To Package'''
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		+	== What is it? ==
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		+	An ITP is a way to say "I intend to package" a given package. By doing this, you lessen the chances that someone else will duplicate your work. It is also a good indicator of what people want packaged, but is not a replacement for RFP - "Request For Packaging." These to methods are way to inform the community of your interest in maemo packaging.
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		+	== How does it work? ==
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		+	You fill in the ITP form and that gets posted to a database. Once the form is filled out, you'll get an id number of your ITP request. This id number goes in your changelog in your package and will be used to update the database once your package is in the maemo repositories.
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		+	== Who can file an ITP? ==
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		+	Anyone is free to file an ITP. But if your ITP has been left to languish for more than two weeks, it may be completed by someone else.

amigadave: remove content irrelevant to Maemo

2010-02-04T13:02:47Z

remove content irrelevant to Maemo

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-	~~'''ITP - Intent To Package'''~~	+	[[Category:Articles marked for deletion]]
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-	An ITP is a way to say "I intend to package" a given package. By doing this, you lessen the chances that someone else will duplicate your work. It is also a good indicator of what people want packaged, but is not a replacement for ~~RFP - "Request For Packaging." These to methods are way to inform the community of your interest in maemo packaging.~~	+
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-	~~== How does it work? ==~~	+
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-	You fill in the ITP form and that gets posted to a database. Once the form is filled out, you'll get an id number of your ITP request. This id number goes in your changelog in your package and will be used to update the database once your package is in the maemo repositories.	+
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-	~~== Who can file an ITP? ==~~	+
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-	~~Anyone is free to file an ITP. But if your ITP has been left to languish for more than two weeks, it may be completed by someone else.~~	+

jeremiah: Created page.

2009-05-05T18:09:10Z

Created page.

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	'''ITP - Intent To Package'''		'''ITP - Intent To Package'''
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		+	== What is it? ==
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	An ITP is a way to say "I intend to package" a given package. By doing this, you lessen the chances that someone else will duplicate your work. It is also a good indicator of what people want packaged, but is not a replacement for RFP - "Request For Packaging." These to methods are way to inform the community of your interest in maemo packaging.		An ITP is a way to say "I intend to package" a given package. By doing this, you lessen the chances that someone else will duplicate your work. It is also a good indicator of what people want packaged, but is not a replacement for RFP - "Request For Packaging." These to methods are way to inform the community of your interest in maemo packaging.
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		+	== How does it work? ==
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		+	You fill in the ITP form and that gets posted to a database. Once the form is filled out, you'll get an id number of your ITP request. This id number goes in your changelog in your package and will be used to update the database once your package is in the maemo repositories.
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		+	== Who can file an ITP? ==
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		+	Anyone is free to file an ITP. But if your ITP has been left to languish for more than two weeks, it may be completed by someone else.

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2009-05-05T18:06:13Z

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'''ITP - Intent To Package'''

An ITP is a way to say "I intend to package" a given package. By doing this, you lessen the chances that someone else will duplicate your work. It is also a good indicator of what people want packaged, but is not a replacement for RFP - "Request For Packaging." These to methods are way to inform the community of your interest in maemo packaging.