sourceforge's cvs sucks.

Posted by muesli in Tech & Net
Tuesday, June 24. 2003

Not that it would be a bad service, IF it would work. But it simply doesn't.

This really sucks and influences my whole life. What to do if not compiling fresh-baked source code?

If they don't repair it quickly, I'll end up as a newspaper-reading nerd. *brrr*

Weather was tooo hot today. 35 centigrade in the office is just exaggerated. All the scared faces looking around for some drinks and ice, tough working on their project. 2 days to go till launching. Afterwards, I'm sure the weather will be cloudy and windy. At least this would fit in the masterplan of my current life.

*Hooray*

The sf.net checkout worked 5 secs ago. You just have to complain

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Your fonts are hard to read in Mozilla

A li'l small!

#1 Jannis (Homepage) on 2003-06-24 21:24 (Reply)

mozilla problem

i just cant understand why mozilla is still rendering fonts one px to small.

is the default style.css done, btw?

#2 muesli (Homepage) on 2003-06-24 22:25 (Reply)

not yet, sorry

#3 Jannis (Homepage) on 2003-06-25 10:02 (Reply)

I don't like sourceforge, because you need your own development environment. I couldn't check my project in to cvs.sf.net from shell.sf.net.

I had to do it from my own server, how lame is that?? what the hell is the point of sf.net then?

If anybody knows of a good alternative to sf, please email me!

PS - their site documentation sucks ass too. It took me a LONG time to figure out they didnt' allow it, I figured I was typing something wrong the first few months.

#4 Anthony (Homepage) on 2005-06-26 12:30 (Reply)

berlios.de

sf sucks so bad

#4.1 anon (Homepage) on 2005-11-28 08:30 (Reply)

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