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Re: OS4Depot News
Posted on 9-Oct-2004 11:09:54
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| Excellent work!
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Re: OS4Depot News
Posted on 9-Oct-2004 11:17:28
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that's a very nice idea.
Amiga need that kind of services.
I wish everyone will use Sourcedepot and share precious informations for all AOS devs around the world!
Amiga is back for the future :)
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Re: OS4Depot News
Posted on 9-Oct-2004 11:25:21
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| Nice work, Orgin :)
Cheeeeeers! 
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Re: OS4Depot News
Posted on 9-Oct-2004 11:33:35
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| Ummmm.... A bounty on ports perhaps?
Also, people could be dumping all sorts of crap on there that no-one wants. Not only that, but if code was dumped there wouldn't it fall behind the OSS project? You absolutely need the link, and one would argue that is all you need.
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Re: OS4Depot News
Posted on 9-Oct-2004 11:35:09
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| Great work!
If this kind od momentum continues, over the years the world of Amiga may just become a force to be reckoned with.
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Posted on 9-Oct-2004 11:45:26
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Re: OS4Depot News
Posted on 9-Oct-2004 12:36:18
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| @BigBentheAussie
Not all code are related to a web page. Perhaps someone has an old 3.x telnet client(or something) they want to share the source for. It could be anything. For now if there's a link to a OS project that someone wants to share then just upload a text file with a descripitive filename and set the URL field on the submit page. Just as OS4Depot the functionality of the site will be a moving target. I do not intend to make it a project page though, but rather just a repository for public source code.
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Re: OS4Depot News
Posted on 9-Oct-2004 14:58:16
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| Very good!
We need to spread the news to developers.
Steve says: Develeopers, developers, developers on SourceDepot! Last edited by ikir on 09-Oct-2004 at 02:59 PM.
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Re: OS4Depot News
Posted on 9-Oct-2004 20:08:13
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Re: OS4Depot News
Posted on 9-Oct-2004 21:24:44
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| @Orgin
Great work! SourceDepot is a brilliant idea. I imagine it's also a nice thing for wannabe programmers looking for example code or (potentially) easy projects to start with.
OS4Depot also not only looks very professional but feels both stable and genuine.
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Re: OS4Depot News
Posted on 10-Oct-2004 16:42:32
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| Although I think the SourceDepot idea is a great initative, I also think that confining the sources to compressed archives isn't all that good. You might want to consider setting up CVS repositories for each source tree - which would probably make the sources more accessibe for anyone just wanting to implement some minor features or working together with other people on any given project (it would be nice if you could use your AmigaWorld.net user for CVS access, as well).
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