[ubuntu-us-ma] Code Project Serving Suggestions...

[Doc Kinne]

Folks:

First of all, thanks to everyone who answered my email. About 2 hours  
later Sourceforge "saw the light" and approved my project, so we're set.

Paul, my ex in NH mentioned Savannah and I looked at it. I wasn't  
going with that because while our project is AGPL 3.0 it will run, and  
is supposed to run, on both open and closed source platforms. Unless I  
read it wrong, Savannah seems to want free software that will run in  
free environments.

On 26 May , 2009, at 10:59, Sean Sosik-Hamor wrote:
> I'd say Launchpad, but I'm biased. ;) No worries if you don't consider
> your software Ubuntu-related; Launchpad is there for free hosting of  
> any
> open source project regardless of target audience. If you're already
> familiar with Launchpad (it sounds like you are) there's no reason to
> learn a whole new admin interface.


Thanks, Sean. After VStar was approved by Sourceforge I decided on my  
own to do a small, educational project on Launchpad. My programing  
training was thousands of (computer) years ago (mid-80s), but because  
of the small amount of programming I do in my job now I can look into  
getting back into it and wanted to see how development might be done  
in a modern environment. The application process was simple,  
straightforward, and seemingly self-approved. I'm trying to figure out  
now how to do an SVN repository and how that relates to Bizaar, if at  
all. I'm going through the docs. Like I said, its an educational  
project.  :-)

Thanks folks!
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Richard "Doc" Kinne • Rikardo «Dokĉjo» KINNE, BA, MSc., AMAAS
<kinnerc @ gmail.com>  (sent from Ananda)
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Look me up!"
- The Doctor
"Forests of the Dead," Doctor Who



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