Anybody knows any knowledge base open source? [closed]
How about one of the many wikis? Kenny: I’ve used FlexWiki & ScrewTurn (abandoned). someone else with RepPower to edit my post added this. Wikipedia is powered by MediaWiki.
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Java open-source project to contribute [closed]
Get a Android phone. When you use something every day, you see the problems in it much easier. Whenever you find something that annoys you, fix it (all UI stuff is Java, and some of the lower level).
What license should I choose from codeplex for my open source project? [closed]
If you want to ensure that anyone who modifies your program or builds on top of your program (by linking to it) should share their changes in the same way that you share yours, you should choose the GPL. If you want to ensure that anyone who modifies your library share their changes, but allow … Read more
C++ how to manage dependencies (use libraries from github for example)
C++ doesn’t have anything like pip or npm/bower. I don’t know if maven or gradle can be persuaded to handle C++ libraries. In general, you are going to have to end up with Header files in a directory somewhere library files (either static libraries, or DLLs/shared objects). If the library is a header-only library like … Read more
Online Based Apache Web Log Analyzer By Submitting Just the Raw Logfile [closed]
Instead of uploading the access.log file to an unknown and untrusted third party, I’d suggest installing a desktop application like Apache Log Viewer. Quoted from its website: Apache Logs Viewer (ALV) is a free and powerful tool which lets you monitor, view and analyze apache logs with more ease. It offers search and filter functionality … Read more
Does Paint.Net still provide its source code [closed]
The source is no longer available. See here: http://blog.getpaint.net/2009/10/14/paintnet-v35-beta-3-build-3572-is-now-available/ And more info here: http://blog.getpaint.net/2007/12/04/freeware-authors-beware-of-“backspaceware”/
Best workflow when forking and renaming a GitHub project [closed]
2011: 1/ Yes, that seems the safest approach, as any modification you end up back-porting in nicstrong/projectA will be in a project with the same structure as original-author/projectA. That means pull requests will be easier to organize, since you will be in a project mirroring the original author’s project. 2/ If you have massive refactoring … Read more
What open source C projects are worth studying for learning good design? [closed]
Redis (nosql db) is: under active development a manageable size portable and robust has no external dependancies very well written, understandable code
GPL/LGPL and Static Linking [closed]
If you want to distribute a combined work, you’ll have to use the following license; Proprietary Source code + GPL Source code Either static or dynamically linked: You must release both parts as GPL. Proprietary Source code + LGPL Source code statically linked: Either you must release both parts as LGPL. Or provide everything that … Read more
What happens to those who break open source license? [closed]
Don’t get legal advice from coders. My guess: if you break the terms of a licence (not a contract, as has been pointed out) then the other party could go to court and get an order or injunction to stop you selling your software until the GPL code portions are removed. If you were to … Read more