More than two years after the 2.0.0 release we are releasing a new
version, it is 2.1.0. It includes a lot of bug fixes provided by you
guys during last 1K days.
Again, thanks to the people that have contributed during this time!
The .deb and .tgz files are available at:
https://projects.libresoft.es/projects/cvsanaly/files
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cvsanaly 2.1.0
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Libre software is changing the way applications are built by companies, while the traditional software development model does not pay attention to external contributions, libre software products developed by companies benefit from them. These external contributions are promoted creating communities around the project and will help the company to create a superior product with a lower cost than possible for traditional competitors. The company in exchange offers the product free to use under a libre software license.
( have a look at the previous post if you didn’t )
I recommend you to use the screen command to download the repos, it could take a couple of hours if your connection is not quick. Use a log file to ensure that everything was properly downloaded and the mail command to notify you when the downloads finish.
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print?
One of my targets for 2011 is to make as easy as possible the process of obtaining quantitative data from open source projects. We
have developed several tools with that purpose but they still need a
lot of love to be really user-friendly and stable. In the following two
posts I’ll show you how to get basic data from FLOSS projects using the
During the last three weeks I’ve been diving into cvsanaly
to refresh my python skills. My first contributions have been a couple
of easy fixes but now I’m finishing the integration of the ohcount tool
which detects the license used in source code files ( see my previous entries about ohcount ).
Hi!,
Last 9th of December I made a brief introduction to the Libresof-tools (CVSAnalY and Mailing List Stats). (yep, for the next time I'll try to advise you the tutorial in advance).
From my point of view, it was quite helpful for the attendance. Perhaps the main problem was related to the Mac people. It was quite hard for me to install somethings in some environments, when I am used to apt-get-installing things...