hi ya guy > On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 17:38, alvin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > - donno if you hear rumors thru the grapevine but one has > > to wonder.. about the author's/devlopers's rights to the code etc > > I write a piece of code, I license it under the GPL, I post it to the > SourceForge website. I am still the copyright holder, it's still GPL, > them allowing a copy of my work to be on their server doesn't affect > anything. that's the questions .... one needs to read the fine print of VA's "free" services ... and its terms for using their connectivity, pcs and other resources ... its not a gpl issue... > > doing cvs, mysql, releases control etc is all part of the fun of making a > > "real server" :-) .. and you forgot "backups" > > Backups are done by SourceForge, it's there in their documentation. The > point is you don't need to re-invent the wheel, sometimes reinventing the wheel makes it better/easier/faster/simpler/etc ... > > but like i said earlier, for simple d/l and installs... its too > > complicated for me to navigate thru that to find the latest version > > for me to dl and install .. preferring to search other websites that > > has the same info .. or going to the maintainers site instead :-) > > - am just not source-forge-literate i guess :-) > > I don't get what you mean by "preferring the maintainers website". if the author/maintainer has a website ... i d/l from their site ... avoiding sourceforge c ya alvin