SCO port maintainership

SCO port maintainership

[Kean Johnston]

Hi,

I guess this is to the steering committee, but I don't know
where else to send it, so I figure all of them are on this
list.

Robert Lipe is no longer the maintainer of the SCO5 port.
I would like to volunteer for the job. In fact, a large
amount of the exist work was originally done by me anyway,
Robert just had a better "in" with the GCC teams of old.
But I am reviving the SCO5 port (I have it bootstrapping,
but failing in libstdc++ to which I am still awaiting a
few answers) and I officially maintain gcc for sco5 here
at work, so I seem the logical choice. Its sad to see
Robert go. He carried the torch long and hard, and his
efforts are appreciated beyond mere words.

SO if no-one else wants the job (please don't all shout
at once) ... I am happpy to take it on.

Regards,
Kean.

PS I will try to find someone inhouse to take ownership
of the UnixWare/UDK portions. Not making any promises but
for the time being, if you want to make me the owner of
those too that's fine, until someone else can be found.

Re: SCO port maintainership

[Mark Mitchell]

> But I am reviving the SCO5 port (I have it bootstrapping,
> but failing in libstdc++ to which I am still awaiting a
> few answers) and I officially maintain gcc for sco5 here
> at work, so I seem the logical choice.

Indeed you do.  I'll forward your request to the SC.

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