Re: Putting all the ratpoison scripts in github.
Brian May <brian-q50s5p6zN2eXcgI2zpBr/[email protected]>
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On 10 July 2012 00:08, <[email protected]> wrote: > Hmm. I didn't really know there was an issue with using closed source > websites to host files, as long as the files themselves stayed open > licensed and it was easy enough to make backups (or as with git, you > constantly incidentally make backups) to recover when the inevitable > happens and the company running the site folds. github may be proprietary however you aren't locked down like you are with other proprietary solutions, and they give you access to all your data. Furthermore, github has features that are missing from other open source solutions, e.g. issue tracking. -- Brian May <brian-q50s5p6zN2eXcgI2zpBr/[email protected]>