Quoting Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Setting up a wiki on the site to help with documentation and other
> tidbits might be worth considering. I'm sure there are many non-coders
> that would be willing to help mantain documentation and other
> faq/how-to stuff.
> ~Paul
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Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 19:44:40 +0200
Subject: [freenet-support] Current stable build numbers
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, I'm already maintaining the Changelog, and one can see the
latest (stable) build there...more or less. But, aside from one time
(which was a pleasant surprise, but no
Well, I'm already maintaining the Changelog, and
one can see the latest (stable) build there...more or less. But, aside from one
time (which was a pleasant surprise, but not enough to make my point unvalid),
it's always me who has to do it, even with cvs, everybody (with access) could do
it,
Quoting Sonax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The change from stable 5089 to 5090 got me thinking if it should be more
> easy for users to find out what the current stable build is.
>
> I know that if you follow the mailing lists or if you log into the irc
> channels you can get it, but why not make it _ea
Hi all
The change from stable 5089 to 5090 got me thinking if it should be more
easy for users to find out what the current stable build is.
I know that if you follow the mailing lists or if you log into the irc
channels you can get it, but why not make it _easy_ to find out what
the latest stabl
