[TriLUG] Mozilla password annoyances

[Owen Berry]

Thanks for the feedback Jeremy, Phil and Tanner. Mozdev may be the best
option just because it is a collection of Mozilla related stuff, but
I'll take a look at and consider the advantages of using TriForge as
well. I would just post the code to the group, but that might get a
little messy once the Makefile and any licensing related files are
added.

For now I need to do some more reading on the licensing I should use as
I'm using some of the Netscape libraries.

Owen

On Mon, 2004-03-01 at 23:00, Phillip Rhodes wrote:
> On Mon, 2004-03-01 at 22:09, Owen Berry wrote:
> > 
> > 
> >The reason I'm rambling on about this is that I want to provide this
> >functionality to people out there who want to use it. It's a small
> >project, one file with about 300 lines of code, and is definitely not
> >worth a project on SourceForge or something similar. What is the best
> >way to get this out there? Any suggestions?
> > 
> 
> www.mozdev.org would probably be the perfect place to host
> the project.  They're a "forge like" community dedicated
> to Mozilla related projects.  You get CVS, mailing lists,
> etc., just like a sourceforge setup.
> 
> Even if it is only 300 lines of code, you can create a project
> there (it's free, of course), put it in CVS, and you're
> good to do... all you need then is to "advertise" it
> a little, so the people who want it will know about it.
> As Jeremy said, Freshmeat is great for that, and there
> are probably also other good avenues for promoting
> the project.
>