On 07/03/06, Tibor Biro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Antoine, > > I've been releasing these versions and there are several reasons why they > are only on sourceforge.net. > - These versions are not too polished, there is no updated documentation and > there are known bugs in some of them. I offer them as a convenience for > Alchemi enthusiasts. > - The rate of these releases is pretty frequent at least for the amount of > time I have to spend on Alchemi so it would eat up a big chunk of my time to > put it up everywhere. > - I do not have access to alchemi.net or the other sites. Even if I would > have had access I would at most put up a news article indicating that there > is a new developer release on sourceforge.net. > - The intention is to eventually roll out a more robust 1.1 version which > will be posted everywhere. > Seems perfectly logical. Cheers Antoine
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