I’ve been cooped up here in Charleston for a few days now. It’s kind of annoying. I can’t go home since I’ve checked in, but apparently the Navy has no transient housing in Charleston, so I have to stay at a hotel. The gov’t will reimburse me, but it’s boring as all hell here. I’m hoping to get to talk to the officer in charge of students checking in who haven’t classed up yet and see if I can return to Jacksonville on phone muster, since all I’m going to be doing here is (essentially) showing up at 8:30, saying Hi, and leaving again.
In my downtime today I managed to be productive. I made a new release of kdesvn-build, which has the virtue that I can work on it even when my only connection with Linux is an ssh terminal connection.
Also, I’ve figured out a way for svn+ssh users to not have to type their username when connecting to svn.kde.org. It actually wasn’t that hard, I just needed to remember that it was ssh that needed help with that, not svn. So, what you do is, open up your ~/.ssh/config for editing. At the bottom of the file, add the following:
Host svn.kde.org User
Where is the username that you use to connect to svn.