https://github.com/catch22/colibri
and will later today migrate the google group pages to the wiki there.
Would anyone be interested in assisting me with the process of
* migrating the skin files to github (we might need to contact the authors and get their permission to do so)
* getting the source code onto github (i.e. checking whether colibri still compiles on recent VS versions)
?
Best,
Michael
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I've recently uploaded colibri's source code to github (under the MIT license).
In fact, the version I uploaded is a somewhat newer version than the latest official release (see doc/CHANGELOG.txt). I believe it is also missing the NSIS installer script (but I might find that somewhere in my backups). I will soon update colibri.leetspeak.org so that it redirects to colibri.github.com.
Best,
Michael
Best,
Michael
On 28.01.2011, at 16:10, Dreadnaut wrote:
> I have starting looking through the source code, and except for the lack of Boost, Visual Studio 2010 seems happy about the project file.
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> Therefore, I installed and compiled Boost, but I ended up with 6GB of libraries and headers. Now, doubts arise :-) Is that normal, or did I just need a subset? I'll go through the project and see what is actually required, I think.
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