Re: Open-Source , how to handle?
 

your compiler won't like that one ... at least if that's supposed to be C/C++

@V or'Tex : maybe he's redirecting the output :)

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Re: Open-Source , how to handle?
 

ok, i propose going to berlios.de (same system as SF, but way better service) for source code hosting, it looks like a well tought out system (SF deluxe so to say) and our CVS, like all CVS, sucks big time on the serverside, is more unsecure than ftp, more complicated than emacs and less documented than the microsoft protocolls :(

Re: Open-Source , how to handle?
 

i will look into that. If all else fails to convince me, i will just do it 'my way' :)

Re: Open-Source , how to handle?
 

well as sh*t happens often, berlios.de is n/a today, i downloaded some files last week, but heck today the whole site is just dead, i.e. timeout on connect...

Re: Open-Source , how to handle?
 

i welcome your thoughts, stefan!
and i entirely agree with Serj to make this a sourceforge project.

Best Bytes®,
Harry

Re: Open-Source , how to handle?
 

SF is annoying, might as well scream steal me now.net,

i think (cant remember name soz)'s idea was the best to have a safe version that is only accessable/editable to people in a small group, and a wide version (say .2 behind or somet) for the rest of the community, that way work gets done and the latest stuff is kept hidden, and anyone else can have a look at old code and tinker with it

Re: Open-Source , how to handle?
 

I also read in the pod_mm thread that there is a way to have a liberal person who gets all changes and who is in charge of distribution and the like.

Perhaps thats the most safe way for me too, i will keep in control of what gets released officially. Yet we all (especially the team members) submit changes to the code.

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I havnt made that bad experiences with sf.net. OK, you gotta keep the dates in mind where they do their server maintenance, but the other time it's pretty ok

Re: Open-Source , how to handle?
 

Hmm, i dont really get this.

You dont really want open-source, you want something like a half thingy.

True OpenSource to me =
ANYONE is able to see ANY part of the code that is considered to be the program (or library or whatever)