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Hi all,
I'm still somewhat new to HardForum so I wanted to make sure something was okay before I posted...
I've been working on an open-source program for Linux for a couple of years now. It's starting to come together nicely but I would love to have some feedback from other geek/ettes. I do write the program as my day job for a small programming company (so small that I am the only one on this program) but the program is free for download (hence the whole open-source thing.
).
So:
a) Is it okay to ask for feedback on my program?
b) Would there be anyone on this forum interested in possibly checking out the program?
Basics;
It's a backup program written in perl that uses either MySQL or PostgreSQL as a back-end. It has a full installer and uninstaller included with the source so you don't have to mess with compiling anything. It uses a web-interface (has a dedicated web server) and is designed to backup to external drives (USB, Firewire, etc) but any mounted partition will do.
Thanks for the feedback!
Digimer
I'm still somewhat new to HardForum so I wanted to make sure something was okay before I posted...
I've been working on an open-source program for Linux for a couple of years now. It's starting to come together nicely but I would love to have some feedback from other geek/ettes. I do write the program as my day job for a small programming company (so small that I am the only one on this program) but the program is free for download (hence the whole open-source thing.
). So:
a) Is it okay to ask for feedback on my program?
b) Would there be anyone on this forum interested in possibly checking out the program?
Basics;
It's a backup program written in perl that uses either MySQL or PostgreSQL as a back-end. It has a full installer and uninstaller included with the source so you don't have to mess with compiling anything. It uses a web-interface (has a dedicated web server) and is designed to backup to external drives (USB, Firewire, etc) but any mounted partition will do.
Thanks for the feedback!
Digimer