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h1. Help for this site
This is a code-repository and project management site for software development carried out in the UK academic audio and music research field.
Run by "SoundSoftware.ac.uk":http://soundsoftware.ac.uk, it is intended to provide a useful facility for researchers who are making software in the course of their work, and for anyone who wishes to make use of such software in the future. We provide project management and hosting for source code, either published or private.
While this service is open to all audio and music researchers in the UK, we do encourage researchers to ensure that they follow the proper institutional protocols for managing their work. If source code control and other facilities are provided by your institution, please, use them; we are also producing resources that we hope will help you to do that, so do keep an eye on our "general website":http://soundsoftware.ac.uk/.
h2. What facilities do we provide?
This server uses the "Redmine":http://redmine.org/ project management system, with source code repositories managed using the "Mercurial":http://mercurial.selenic.com distributed version control system.
Documentation for Redmine is available in the "Redmine Guide":http://www.redmine.org/guide, and an introductory tutorial about Mercurial can be found at "hginit.com":http://hginit.com, with a number of usage tips at "hgtip.com":http://hgtip.com. We are going to produce more tutorial material during the coming months.
h2. How to contact us
This site manages many software projects run by different people. But one One project here is different particularly distinctive, however -- the "SoundSoftware.ac.uk Project":https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/soundsoftware-site is used to manage the development and running of the site itself. (This page This documentation you are reading now is part of the wiki for that project.) project.
If you are having problems with this site, please either:
* send email to info@soundsoftware.ac.uk requesting help; help
* use the "SoundSoftware.ac.uk Project Forum":https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/soundsoftware-site/boards; Forum":https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/soundsoftware-site/boards
* submit a new bug report or feature request in the trackers for the "SoundSoftware.ac.uk Project":https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/soundsoftware-site
Before submitting a new bug report or feature request, please have a look at the existing issues and see whether you can find anything already listed that matches your own requirement.
This is a code-repository and project management site for software development carried out in the UK academic audio and music research field.
Run by "SoundSoftware.ac.uk":http://soundsoftware.ac.uk, it is intended to provide a useful facility for researchers who are making software in the course of their work, and for anyone who wishes to make use of such software in the future. We provide project management and hosting for source code, either published or private.
While this service is open to all audio and music researchers in the UK, we do encourage researchers to ensure that they follow the proper institutional protocols for managing their work. If source code control and other facilities are provided by your institution, please, use them; we are also producing resources that we hope will help you to do that, so do keep an eye on our "general website":http://soundsoftware.ac.uk/.
h2. What facilities do we provide?
This server uses the "Redmine":http://redmine.org/ project management system, with source code repositories managed using the "Mercurial":http://mercurial.selenic.com distributed version control system.
Documentation for Redmine is available in the "Redmine Guide":http://www.redmine.org/guide, and an introductory tutorial about Mercurial can be found at "hginit.com":http://hginit.com, with a number of usage tips at "hgtip.com":http://hgtip.com. We are going to produce more tutorial material during the coming months.
h2. How to contact us
This site manages many software projects run by different people. But one One project here is different particularly distinctive, however -- the "SoundSoftware.ac.uk Project":https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/soundsoftware-site is used to manage the development and running of the site itself. (This page This documentation you are reading now is part of the wiki for that project.) project.
If you are having problems with this site, please either:
* send email to info@soundsoftware.ac.uk requesting help; help
* use the "SoundSoftware.ac.uk Project Forum":https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/soundsoftware-site/boards; Forum":https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/soundsoftware-site/boards
* submit a new bug report or feature request in the trackers for the "SoundSoftware.ac.uk Project":https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/soundsoftware-site
Before submitting a new bug report or feature request, please have a look at the existing issues and see whether you can find anything already listed that matches your own requirement.