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Message-ID: <534EE3B8.2090304@skarnet.org>
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2014 21:10:32 +0100
From: Laurent Bercot <ska-dietlibc@...rnet.org>
To: musl@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: New domain!
On 16/04/2014 16:52, Rich Felker wrote:
> As you can see from the mail headers, we have a new domain to use:
> libc.org. This is thanks to Kurt Maier (you rock!) who managed to get
> it and donated it for use by musl.
Now THAT is awesome.
> - Using musl.libc.org subdomain as either the main website or a
> redirect to the main website on the existing domain.
Sounds like a given.
I find musl-libc.org redirecting to musl.libc.org more elegant
than the other way around, but YMMV.
> - Or just being pretentious like the kernel folks (think kernel.org)
> and having libc.org be the musl site. ;-)
So tempting. What can we do to tempt you even more ?
> - Revamped libc comparison with more rigorous results, more libcs
> compared. (This is an existing project idea, but new domain is a
> good place to put it.)
That sounds good too, but don't you think people will question the
objectivity of libc.org comparisons if the domain belongs to musl
authors ? The current comparison on musl-libc.org is *expected* to
be biased, even if it is not.
Sigh. Managing appearances is hard.
> - Information on standards, platform ABIs, etc.
> - Browsable 3p man pages.
> - Why ppl should care about libc, standards and interoperability, why
> existence of multiple implementations of any important library is a
> good thing, etc.
I would love all of those. I might even contribute if I get some
free time by way of divine intervention.
> Further ideas or discussion of the existing ones is welcome here.
e-mail addresses, of course !
Please can I have ska@...c.org, please please pretty please ?
I'll draw you a kitty. Or contribute something if I can find something
I'm more knowledgeable about than you guys.
--
Laurent
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