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Are there any big projects still using SourceForge? I know "big" is a little subjective here, but it seems like most active projects have already migrated.
At work (Pootle), we're also moving our mailing lists away from Sourceforge. They were the last bit of SF we still used.
This is probably the commit you're looking for https://github.com/tmux/tmux/commit/d2b35e19cdd61d163d26c4ba...
I notice they're using Google Groups for mailing lists - how have people found Google Groups as a technical mailing list provider?
I wouldn't recommend it for FOSS projects. Unfortunately, there's not much alternative out there. I'm currently looking at Discourse, which has a mailing list mode. We might move to that.
Are there any big projects still using SourceForge? I know "big" is a little subjective here, but it seems like most active projects have already migrated.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Our Webmin website, mailing lists, downloads, and a few other things are still running on SourceForge, for the time being. (I guess it counts as "big", with 3+ million downloads a year, it has always been a top-ten project in its category at SF.net.) We moved revision control to github several years ago. We just haven't had time lately to figure out what to do about the SF.net malware situation, but I can't imagine w…
I got malware in the installer for Filezilla on my Mac. They shove malware in all sorts of non-windows stuff these days...
I notice they're using Google Groups for mailing lists - how have people found Google Groups as a technical mailing list provider?
I much prefer discourse or even GitHub issues.
Are there any big projects still using SourceForge? I know "big" is a little subjective here, but it seems like most active projects have already migrated.
Are there any big projects still using SourceForge? I know "big" is a little subjective here, but it seems like most active projects have already migrated.
Are there any big projects still using SourceForge? I know "big" is a little subjective here, but it seems like most active projects have already migrated.
Are there any big projects still using SourceForge? I know "big" is a little subjective here, but it seems like most active projects have already migrated.
homebrew?