mindrot.org projects weblog

Moved to Github

Wed, 07 Dec 2011 10:09 GMT

Jakob Schlyter is now maintaining Flashboot at Github. If you want an up to date version, please head over there.

Project moved to Google Code

Mon, 28 Mar 2011 01:37 GMT

py-editdist has moved to Google Code. Release tarballs are available from there and should download quite a bit faster. Revision control now uses Mercurial, which supports local branches and modifications much better than CVS. Bug tracking remains at bugzilla for now, but it might too move in the future.

Moving to Google Code makes it much easier to add additional developers to the project. If you have contributed in the past to py-editdist and are interested in becoming a developer, then please let me know.

Project moved to Google Code

Mon, 28 Mar 2011 01:06 GMT

py-bcrypt has moved to Google Code. Release tarballs are available from there and should download quite a bit faster. Revision control now uses Mercurial, which supports local branches and modifications much better than CVS. Bug tracking remains at bugzilla for now, but it might too move in the future.

Moving to Google Code makes it much easier to add additional developers to the project. If you have contributed in the past to py-bcrypt and are interested in becoming a developer, then please let me know.

Project moved to Google Code

Mon, 28 Mar 2011 01:06 GMT

softflowd has moved to Google Code. Release tarballs are available from there and should download quite a bit faster. Revision control now uses Mercurial, which supports local branches and modifications much better than CVS. Bug tracking remains at bugzilla for now, but it might too move in the future.

Moving to Google Code makes it much easier to add additional developers to the project. If you have contributed in the past to softflowd and are interested in becoming a developer, then please let me know.

Project moved to Google Code

Mon, 28 Mar 2011 00:13 GMT

py-radix has moved to Google Code. Release tarballs are available from there and should download quite a bit faster. Revision control now uses Mercurial, which supports local branches and modifications much better than CVS. Bug tracking remains at bugzilla for now, but it might too move in the future.

Moving to Google Code makes it much easier to add additional developers to the project. If you have contributed in the past to py-radix and are interested in becoming a developer, then please let me know.