Does anyone here have a project hosted at OSPDev? I'm thinking about migrating my SourceForge projects there because of the in-your-face commercialism building up at SourceForge. That and I'm tired of waiting for their server migration to finish so I can rename some of my projects (lack of foresight; didn't expect to want to put the older ones out as serious works.) Lastly, the non-developer user-base at SourceForge seems to favor Windows; therefore, my Linux projects don't get much attention.

OSPDev seems to be comparable in features to SourceForge, but I'll have to take a closer look. I'll probably start the initial migration steps and see how I feel about the move. Thanks.
Kevin Barry

PS I'm sick of writing 'ta0kira' at the end of my posts. That's gotten old, too

PPS Is it an Iranian site? The copyright link leads to one. What sort of "interesting" laws would that subject one's project to? Not much info on the web about it (e.g. history, background, etc.)

OSPDev seems a little suspect at the moment. On the surface it seems like a great system, but I'm nervous not knowing who's behind it. Sorry for the premature thread!
Kevin Barry

Try berlios.de .

Thanks. I was looking there, but I'd like a host with subversion. I think that was my only hesitation with them.
ta0kira

They used to have "subversion".

So they do. I guess I didn't look deep enough into the site. Based on GForge, it looks like. The original developers are picking it up again as open-source: https://fusionforge.org/. They don't plan to host unrelated projects, though. BerliOS seems like a good choice. I'll see how it works out. Thanks.
Kevin Barry

PS For some reason I signed 'ta0kira' again... hard habit to break after 1700+ posts.