DocMalloc <[email protected]> skribis: > For those who couldn't attend but are interested:
Thanks for the notes! > - What is the audience for a release? > People are interested in using it for filesharing, conversation, social > networking for organized resistance, news > grothoff: we can discuss about a release politics if there are different > views FWIW I fiddled with GNUnet in 2003 (woow, I’m getting old ;-)). At the time, I was able to actually share files with unknown users. I think tinkerers don’t necessarily mind the small network; if compatibility breaks are rare enough, the network can grow slowly but surely. > - Transition from SVN to GIT? Data point: Git guarantees data integrity (each commit ID is the commit’s hash), and commits can be signed to guarantee authenticity. That seems very important for a security-oriented project. Ludo’. _______________________________________________ GNUnet-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnunet-developers
