> Does GitHub's policy allow hot linking?
I can't find anything in their policy stating that they don't. They
explicitly say the feature is meant for hosting binary releases and they
even provide a way to get the download count.
Btw, I mentioned this several times, it is also possible to host a website
on GitHub. The main advantage is that our website's source would be a
GitHub repository, which would make collaborating on it much easier. A
blog-like static website generator called Jekyll is supported.
Apart from this, I don't really see a point in moving to tuxfamily. What
does tuxfamily provide that SF does not? In what way is it worth the effort?
- Lukas
2014-07-04 18:44 GMT+02:00 Tres Finocchiaro <tres.finocchi...@gmail.com>:
> Fantastic. Does GitHub's policy allow hot linking? This makes tuxfamily
> a much more viable option. I'd like to get conversation rolling now about
> this. @LukasW If Johnathon doesn't chime in, can you take control of the
> tux hosting acct?
>
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