The SXEmacs Project keeps control of its sources with git. The main repository is that of the Project Lead (Steve Youngs). It is located at:
http://git.sxemacs.org/sxemacs
Checking out a copy of SXEmacs is as easy as:
git clone http://git.sxemacs.org/sxemacs
You only need to read this section if you are able to host a publicly accessible repo somewhere.
Getting everything set up is really very easy. I think you'll be quite surprised if you haven't done this sort of thing before. In the examples below I'm assuming that you have shell access to your remote host via ssh...
user@localhost ~ $ ssh user@your.host
user@host ~ $ mkdir -v sxemacs
user@host ~ $ cd !$
user@host ~/sxemacs $ git init --bare
user@host ~/sxemacs $ echo Your Name's SXEmacs Repo > description
user@host ~/sxemacs $ exit
user@localhost ~ $ git clone http://git.sxemacs.org/sxemacs
user@localhost ~ $ cd sxemacs
user@localhost ~/sxemacs $ git remote add myremote \
ssh://user@your.host/~/sxemacs
And that's it! Told you it was easy, didn't I? All you have to do now is push your local copy to your remote...
git push myremote master
Some of these repos may not be publicly accessible or may not be accessible 24/7.
No, there's nothing here yet. We've only just moved to git and the main SXEmacs developers haven't set up their repos.
And of course the main repo (Steve's) is at:
http://git.sxemacs.org/sxemacs http://git.sxemacs.org/website (our website is under git too)
The old tla repos at http://arch.sxemacs.org/2010 still exist, and
will remain forever. If you ever need anything from them just install
tla and leech them with that.
The reason we are keeping the around indefinitely is because the move to git meant a loss of history. There are tools available for converting a arch repo to git, but they failed to work in our case because of the cached revisions in our repos.