Hi Thorsten,
thanks for your reply!
> Time also depends on aircraft size / commit count.
Yeah I figured that out, but I cannot believe the 744 and F-16 are that
different there...
> Worst and longest operation is eventually filtering the repo to get rid of
> all the
> aircraft. With something as large as fgdata, it'll probably take many, many
> hours :).
> Well, don't forget the Antonov AN-2
Done. Thanks for reminding me of that one!
https://gitorious.org/flightgear-aircraft/an2
> And I'm curious whether gitorious.org is going to take such a huge number in
> a single project -
> I guess no one tried before ;).
Didn't think of that... we'll see :)
I guess no one ever tried to put 9 (or is it 10 already?) gb in one repo,
before we did :P
Cheers,
Gijs
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