I gotta say, after dealing with orphaned or semi-supported software for
most of the time I've run my BBS, seeing the amount of support and development Synchronet has going on makes me happy.
I upgrade using sbbs_dev.zip/sbbs_run.zip, and watch the commit logs to
find a quiet time to upgrade - lately, there have been times that I keep pushing it out a day at a time as I see more commits that I'd want to capture...
I gotta say, after dealing with orphaned or semi-supported software for most of the time I've run my BBS, seeing the amount of support and development Synchronet has going on makes me happy.
I upgrade using sbbs_dev.zip/sbbs_run.zip, and watch the commit logs to find a quiet time to upgrade - lately, there have been times that I keep pushing it out a day at a time as I see more commits that I'd want to capture...
I upgrade using sbbs_dev.zip/sbbs_run.zip, and watch the commit logs to
find a quiet time to upgrade - lately, there have been times that I keep pushing it out a day at a time as I see more commits that I'd want to capture...
nelgin wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Some sysops perfer to keep ahead with continuous development and others sit and wait for the next big release. I guess you fall in the middle.
For me, it's when my wife and daughter go out on a shopping expedition
on the weekends and I have some time by myself to kill - that's upgrade
time for me... :)
| Sysop: | Daphantom |
|---|---|
| Location: | Washington, IL. |
| Users: | 3 |
| Nodes: | 6 (0 / 6) |
| Uptime: | 15:00:39 |
| Calls: | 30 |
| Files: | 21,932 |
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