25 Oct
2004
25 Oct
'04
7:09 p.m.
On Mon, Oct 25, 2004 at 07:43:13PM +0200, Casper Hornstrup wrote:
In addition to this. With the continuous integration in place we need to
compile after each change, so it will be very easy to offer a cd iso/
binaries after _every_ change, so there's really no reason why a user
would want to use the cvs (unless he's a compilation addict or
something).
Mark
2) It is,
factually, adding to the ReactOS direcotry what
****USERS**** will consider as junk. I run multiple programs
from CVS, where I just build them. But I am not a developer
for those projects. Nothing bugs me more then downloading
15MB worth of CVS files out of which only 4MB are source code
and the other 11MB are stuff only the devs would want/need.
Why can't you use the prebuilt binaries or packaged source code?
The repository is and will always be a tool for the developers.
Users should never have to use it and if they want to be wannabe
developers they need to accept the consequences of their actions.