I zipped up my work in getting my development junk and called it a toolkit snapshot.

I then made a project on my new Drupal install (thanks to Lars - I saw your site and saw how much more capable Drupal is compared to my old Joomla stuff).

You can view my snapshot here:
http://fsdev.net/?q=node/2

Someday when I get it to the point that I can build and install DWT I'll release that version as well.  I just thought it'd be nice to have a big wad of useful stuff available instead of scaring all the newbies away with long and overly-complexly simple install processes (it's so simple, it's difficult to do.  I found myself wondering why it wasn't harder).

And then you can use the contact form to ask for additional packages, etc...  that could really be useful.

(Speaking as Lord Sauron) Free software makes me feel all warm and evil inside.

Chris Miller wrote:
> I zipped up my work in getting my development junk and called it a toolkit snapshot.
> 
> I then made a project on my new Drupal install (thanks to Lars - I saw your site and saw how much more capable Drupal is compared to my old Joomla stuff).
> 
> You can view my snapshot here:
> http://fsdev.net/?q=node/2

According to the DMD licence (dmd/licence.txt), you're not allowed to redistribute it without permission from digital mars.

The Tango team his permission to do this, and they have downloads that include both tango and dmd.  What you could do is to build your package around their packages, so users only need to drop in the specified tango+dmd package.

torhu Wrote:

> Chris Miller wrote:
> > I zipped up my work in getting my development junk and called it a toolkit snapshot.
> > 
> > I then made a project on my new Drupal install (thanks to Lars - I saw your site and saw how much more capable Drupal is compared to my old Joomla stuff).
> > 
> > You can view my snapshot here:
> > http://fsdev.net/?q=node/2
> 
> According to the DMD licence (dmd/licence.txt), you're not allowed to redistribute it without permission from digital mars.
> 
> The Tango team his permission to do this, and they have downloads that include both tango and dmd.  What you could do is to build your package around their packages, so users only need to drop in the specified tango+dmd package.

Dangit, taking it off the site now then.  Hopefully Walter will allow it so I can put it back up.