Sorry, webguy had taken the list off of CC.
Just curious did you follow our Windows build tutorial? > > The reason this is an interesting question is that the development staff > needs help with bugs (we have a lot of them), so if you are spending time > making improvements or customizations to the software, it would be nice to > see them so we can discuss inclusion back into the software. > > One way to release your custom version is to create a "release" on GitHub, > which is how we do them today. For people who regularly plan to offer > builds for us, we can discuss putting a permanent link on our home page. > Currently we have 3 people that make our EXEs and the new home page will > be designed to allow third party versions. > > (development page for new download area) > http://lmms.tuxfamily.org/download/#windows > > Notice how they are yellow flagged as beta versions. Those are pulling > from my own personal GitHub repo. > > But the better question is what did you do that makes you want to share > these and are they worth just pulling back into the project so they make it > upstream into our codebase? > > > - tres.finocchi...@gmail.com > > > On Thu, Aug 14, 2014 at 1:45 PM, <web...@marlace.com> wrote: > >> i meant since you give out the source code for people to make their own >> versions of lmms. when they compile it they can make a copy of the exe and >> upload to a location on the internet so people can download that exe and >> see other versions of lmms. >> >> harmonX >> >> >
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