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update on dput-ng & debuild.me
I've been working (although; slowly) on dput-ng. I need to finish `dirt` (a tool to modify the config files, sorta like how `git` works at times), but it's otherwise mostly in the state it will be in upon our upload to unstable. good-intentioned co-maintainers and contributors are welcome. Code's in collab-maint, be sure to run big changes through us over in `#torabora` on `irc.oftc.net`. I've also spent some time on [debuild.me](http://debuild.me/), and I've written out most of the krufty bits, more changes to come. If anyone has ARM hardware suggestions, I'm open to them, but I'm thinking (from some `debian-arm` advice) that it'd be best to wait for the v8 goodies to drop. Godspeed!
an update on debuild.me
Between working on [dput-ng](http://people.debian.org/~paultag/dput-ng/), I've been working more on debuild.me's infrastructure for the last month or so (slowly). In the end, this should support some pretty exotic setups, including a mixed AWS node farm (which scales with the package load) and physical nodes (for stuff like ARM, etc), AWS only, or "real" host only. I need to finish up a lot, but this shot looks like it's going to be a lot more viable. After I get back from a trip, I'll be working on this more. Soon. Soon.
