Synfig has recently been getting a lot of attention over the past three days—55k+ hits, 6k+ from unique IPs. With all of that attention, I feel that I at least owe everyone an update as to what direction I plan to take things.
I have set up a wiki for Synfig, which you can find at wiki.synfig.com. It's a bit sparse at the moment, but hopefully that'll change soon!
Page moved to the wiki: Source_code
Hey you! Do you want access to bleeding-edge Synfig? Well, I have good news. Anonymous access to the Synfig subversion repository for Synfig is now enabled! Here are the URLs to the respective repositories:
I've been kinda swamped with stuff to get done lately, so Synfig has taken a temporary back-seat for the past week. Hopefully that'll change this weekend. I just wanted to let everyone know that this project is still in the queue.
UPDATE: Argh! This weekend was a bit of a loss as far as Synfig is concerned. I spent the weekend sick and putting together Ikea furniture. I think I'm just going to tar up what I have on Subversion right now, as I believe it should work with GCC 4.0 on linux but I have been unable to test it. (I only have GCC 4.0 on my Macintosh computers) I'll update later today about this.
As you can tell, I'm working on setting up a decent developer and user website for Synfig. Expect things to be a bit iffy with it over the weekend.
update: Argh, I didn't quite get everything I wanted set up over the weekend (such as the Wiki, and the Subversion repository). I'll see if I can't put all that together over the next few evenings.
So here's the story. While I'm not quite fully settled down here in Menlo Park yet, I am starting to try to get back in sync with my responsibilities outside of work and such—that being my clients and those who are looking forward to Synfig.
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