Re: New Package: sticky-shell

[Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca>]

>> Step 1 (same as for GNU ELPA): get the copyright paperwork in order.
>>        I don't see your name in the FSF's copyright assigners list, so
>>        either it's still in process or you haven't started yet.
>>        Let me know if you need help with that.
>
> I have not started this. This would be my first contribution to free
> software, so I'm not very familiar with the process. Would greatly
> appreciate it if you could give me a rundown of what to do or just point me
> to the right documentation.

Sure thing.  Just fill the form below and email it to the FSF as
instructed so they can send you the relevant paperwork to sign,

> About `sticky-shell-prompt-modifiers`, I welcome any feedback on this
> current approach.  My idea was to try to make it simpler for the end
> user, since:

I understand.


        Stefan


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