We now have a Google Map (again) with the locations of our developers. Developers that are not yet registered on the map yet may mail to mww or - if they have commit bit - add their location themselves to the xml-marker file.

MacPorts has long used the maintainer address darwinports@opendarwin.org to signify that a port did not have an active maintainer. We have changed this protocol to use two new addresses (nomaintainer@macports.org and openmaintainer@macports.org). These addresses autorespond with a message referring the reader to http://trac.macports.org/projects/macports/wiki/SpecialMaintainerAddresses for more information.

MacPorts has joined the popular CIA project activity center. Check out the MacPorts page there for another spin on our project activity.

We also have a CIA bot in the #macports channel on freenode.

Welcome to the MacPorts project, the project previously known as DarwinPorts.

We are in the midst of a transition from our previous hosting at OpenDarwin, to our new hosting provider at http://www.macosforge.org. Please be patient while are new services come up and are explained.

Mailing list services for MacPorts are now being provided by MacOSForge. If you want to keep up with us via mailing list, please sign up on the MacOSForge lists page.

We have lists for MacPorts users, developers, ticket (bug report) changes, and source code changes.

The transition of our source code and bug repositories from OpenDarwin to MacOSForge is complete.

Please see our pages describing Source Code and Bug Reports.

The cvs and bugzilla repositories at opendarwin have been frozen pending the move to MacOSForge. We will notify you when they are restored.

We are moving from cvs to subversion, and from Bugzilla to trac.