Fix the broken alexandria-dev area.
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#1 Fix the broken alexandria-dev area.
As things stand right now, the alexandria-dev project
is essentially worthless.
Sure, it has an ancient release of the SourceForge
code, but that's all. None of the bug reports, feature
requests, or patches that have been submitted for the
alexandria project are available on alexandria-dev
(which seems to be where they belong, if this is now
the "official" project page for the development of the
SourceForge software (which brings up the question of
what the point of the 'alexandria' project page is, if
it isn't the development of the SourceForge software).
Additionally, there are no mailing lists and only a
single forum available for alexandria-dev.
Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, anonymous CVS
access to the development code is not currently set up.
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sourceforges code went closed source.. hope this helps
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They claim in one of their documents that 2.6 is supposed to
be available and a version 2.7 is also supposed to be
available which clearly they are not since 2.5 is the last
release that is available, which looks to me like a nice big
white lie on part of the valinux staff member that posted
that document. :(
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URL for my previous post is :
https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=10382&group_id=39306
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That's intresting that a open source project management site
went closed source. what a joke.
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It's pretty ironic that an open source project management
site went closed source. Oh well.
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Hahaha, stop leeching open source, you get what you pay for,
if they chose to go closed source, let them. Just means YOU
cant take a free ride anymore. LOL
Cant stop laughing at you people who always winge and go
nitpicking expecting everything YOU cant code to be FREELY
available to YOU.
Get yourself a PHP for Dummies book and code it yourself!