Sounds good to me.IMHO, we can install a wiki site so that our members can also edit the site easily.
Thanks.
CalScot
Moderator: Rathinagiri
Sounds good to me.IMHO, we can install a wiki site so that our members can also edit the site easily.
+1Rathinagiri wrote:IMHO, we can install a wiki site so that our members can also edit the site easily.
+1Rathinagiri wrote:IMHO, we can install a wiki site so that our members can also edit the site easily.
+1Rathinagiri wrote:IMHO, we can install a wiki site so that our members can also edit the site easily.
It is an exellent idea too ! I have already appointed for this problem. I think Claudio you should release all patches for each version with the nomenclature appointed as CalScot done it. This will helps to indentify and see how many path must be applied to each version during HMG growing up...CalScot wrote:might be a good place to have a section which has a directory of downloadable Patches for each version..//.. we get to having 3.1.5.a, 3.1.5.b, etc., having to search through posts on this forum to try to make sure that you've found every patch for any version is not the easiest thing
Sorry, my opinion is a bit differentRathinagiri wrote:Yes. Soon I will try to list the links of all the previous versions of HMG.
I agree with this.CalScot wrote:I would have no objection to switching to Github (or some other) as the primary source, but think the following should be considered:
1. Many (CNet and others) seem to now employ the same, questionable method. It seems that you just need to be very careful doing any download these days, and not just keep hitting the Next button if you want to stay clear of unwanted, nuisance installations.
Should those who would be HMG users be more aware of this than a user who might just have been prompted to download a product to speed up their PC or clean up their registry?