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>Sometime 'round 03/26/2002 11:06 AM, Matthew Stuckwisch at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> Ok - I'm an idiot - what is TOT - and do I want it?
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>> TOT means "Top of the Tree," refering to the latest build from the CVS
>> repository on SourceForge.
>> Do you want it? Depends. If you possibly want to help develop Fire, or
>> are willing to risk stability of Fire to help bug test it, then yes, you
>> probably do. If you are an end-user (someone who would prefer never to
>> see the source code and only run the binaries), then you probably don't,
>> since the TOT build is in a state of constant flux.
>> I hope that helps. If you do want to try TOT in binary form, someone has
>> a nightly binary build at http://homepage.mac.com/dluke/FileSharing2.html
>> . And before you go using this, the following quote Eric gave about TOT
>> when the MSN library was being overhauled describes why (sometimes) TOT is
>> probably NOT what you want: "Users are most likely in for a world of hurt.
>> " (though right now it probably doesn't live up to this quote right now,
>> but it can)
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>Thanx for the info - yes I would love the daily builds as some of the
>horrendous crashing ive experienced has been fixed already in the TOT. so
>thanks for the info.
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