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• More Screenshots

  More screenshots are available at The ReliaFree Project's homepage reliafree.sourceforge.net. Check 'em out and let us know what you think!

  posted by weibullguy 759 days ago

• Screenshots

  The ReliaFree Project is moving, slowly, but it is moving along. I've added a screenshot of the application running on my machine. More to come in the next few days. Feedback welcome...even if it's not positive.

  posted by weibullguy 823 days ago

• SVN Repository Populated

  The very early code for the ReliaFree Project has been uploaded to the Subversion repository. A copy can be checked out with the following command svn co https://reliafree.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/reliafree/ reliafree Alternately, you may browse the code using the SVN Browse feature.

  posted by weibullguy 940 days ago

• Hello World

  The ReliaFree project would like to say, "Hello world." ReliaFree is intended to be a free and open source tool suite to assist in the performance of Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability analyses. Currently, ReliaFree is in the planning stage and is seeking developers to join. Although a knowledge of RAMs analyses and/or statistics would be helpful, software skills would be most welcome. ReliaFree will use C, XML, MySQL, and GTK+-2.0 to deliver the RAMs solution. However, being in the planning stage, these technologies are open to change. ReliaFree looks forward to hearing from anyone interested and thanks you for visiting the project page.

  posted by weibullguy 942 days ago