Which file hoster for the releases would you prefer?
| Ok, so the git part of GitHub is great, but the download section not so much. I'm looking for a viable place to put the released files for download. No idea where though. Any good ideas? |
skriticosApr 25, 2009 5:17 PM
| Megaupload and rapidshare are in a pretty similar boat aren't they? Like daily download limits, no simultaneos downloads (for the free user account anyway), oh and files get deleted after 90 days if your hosting it on a free account aswell, whereas AFAIK sourceforge has *none* of these limitations and is for open source project hosting? there is also leadpad and google code. Interested to see what others think, Chris. |
| I have an old google code account lying around, just set up a project for ac there. Thanks for the idea. |
Wile said: I have web space and ftp accounts to give out, but this would mean creating a few pretty pages. The project hosters have this built-in. In case of sourceforge it's butt-ugly though, and not immediately obvious to first-time visitors what/how to download. My vote goes to Google Code. Have to agree, SF is UGGGLYYY, <3 google code |
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