I noticed a while ago that the webserver logs showed that basically nobody was using the repository set up for MUSHclient, so I got a little lax in maintaining it. :-) I still don't see people trying to access it. Is there actually any interest in this?
Source revision access
Posted by David Haley on Wed 24 Jun 2009 02:27 PM — 6 posts, 27,780 views.
I used it a few months back to try and figure out the source of some glitch that was being discussed.. although I used an older copy of the source I still had on my HD since the repository didn't seem uptodate. :)
Either way, I'm always interested in searching through it to help pinpoint problems I'm running into, but I'm not really in a position to contribute. :(
Either way, I'm always interested in searching through it to help pinpoint problems I'm running into, but I'm not really in a position to contribute. :(
In June 2009, I got 22 downloads of mushclient_4.40_src.tgz. Not a lot, but more than none. I got 9 downloads of mushclient_4.02_src.zip.
Compare this to 3,286 downloads for mushclient440.exe.
Compare this to 3,286 downloads for mushclient440.exe.
I download the source and diffs when I see a new version posted in the announce board. I like to browse it sometimes to get a better idea of how MUSHclient works.
Given the fact that I manage just about anything I'd really like to do through scripting, I personally don't foresee using it anytime soon. But, I can certainly appreciate that the source is easily accessible. It would sure be nice to continue to afford people that possibility if its not too much to maintain.
Well, Nick already makes the source publicly accessible; my question was more along the line of whether there is interest in the revision control itself.