Raymond -

Have you tried working with Monticello?  It's much nicer than working with changesets IMO.  

Even if you don't have access to space on a public server, Monticello saves by default to a repository on your desktop.  And you can then create a "Raymond's patches for Connectors" page on the Swiki and upload your MC versions to there.

You're  right that currently there isn't a  great way to advertise your versions of Monticello packages that other people own -- however I know that Avi, Göran and others are thinking about how ways to do that effectively.

Regards,
Brent

>it is Œfastidieux¹ to add lots
>of small changes to a package on each image you use. This is ending you
>forgot the one you need...so if it is in the package...this is easier.
>
>May be I must find others way to manage small add-on to a package...?
>SqueakMap is a way but for small items as mine it is not so easy to do
>as one must have a server somewhere to put them: SM is only a Œcatalog¹
>not a repository.


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