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Comment: Securesafe/DataInherit (Score 1) 402

by ButcherCH on Tuesday November 01 2011, @04:11PM (#37911596) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: How To Securely Share Passwords?

You might be interested in http://www.securesafe.com/en/ this is a system that actually allows to define people to receive access to your data/passwords. http://www.securesafe.com/en/features/inheritance.html

Egypt internet offline-> 0

Submitted by ButcherCH on Friday January 28 2011, @01:13PM

ButcherCH writes "The internet in Egypt has been completely shut down."
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Developers are no longer alone in the world-> 0

Submitted by ButcherCH on Wednesday November 07 2007, @04:26PM

ButcherCH writes "Until now there was no real platform specific for developers to connect with each other. The free development and hosting platform Origo recently added friendship and messaging features to connect between developers."
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Free "sourceforge" for closed source proje 0

Submitted by ButcherCH on Thursday September 06 2007, @01:59PM

ButcherCH writes "ETH Zurich launches a development and hosting platform called Origo for software projects similar to sourceforge but also free for closed source projects. What further differentiates this platform is that the platform itself is open source and also offers an open API that allows to integrate it into IDEs or external webpages. At the moment there are already IDE integrations for Eclipse, Visual Studio and EiffelStudio."

Comment: Clean interface (Score 1) 8

by ButcherCH on Thursday August 30 2007, @05:24PM (#20416881) Attached to: Sourceforge, but open

I like the clean interface, sourceforge is so cramped with stuff.

Sourceforge, but open 8

Submitted by WeiszNet on Thursday August 30 2007, @05:11PM

WeiszNet writes "ETH Zurich launches a development and hosting platform called Origo for software projects similar to sourceforge. What differentiates this platform is that it's open source and also offers an open API that allows to integrate it into IDEs or external webpages. At the moment there are already IDE integrations for Eclipse, Visual Studio and EiffelStudio. Another difference is that the platform is open for both open source and closed source projects."

Origo adds support for Eclipse and Visual Studio 0

Submitted by ButcherCH on Tuesday August 28 2007, @07:30PM

ButcherCH writes "The p2p based development and hosting platform Origo that offers free hosting of open and closed source projects does now support plugins for Eclipse and Visual Studio."

Swiss Sourceforge Alternative launched-> 0

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bayt

on Tuesday August 28 2007, @10:17AM

bayt writes "ETH-Zurich launches own Hosting-Portal for Software-Projects. Origo targets not only open-source developers, but users are free to also host projects that do not want their source code to be published. Usage of the platform is free. The ususal components like configruration management, bug-tracking, forums, wiki et cetera are available as well as plug-ins for IDEs like Eclipse, VisualStudio and an API allowing interaction and extension of Origo."
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ETH Zurich launches Sourceforge alternative 0

Submitted by ButcherCH on Monday August 27 2007, @01:44PM

ButcherCH writes "ETH Zurich launches a sourceforge alternative that not only provides free hosting of open source projects but free hosting for closed source projects as well. It is called Origo and in addition to more common features like subversion repository, wiki pages, issue tracker and release system is also accessible through an API and already provides plugins for some common IDEs like Eclipse, Visual Studio and EiffelStudio. It's also interesting to note, that the platform itself is open source and build on a p2p based backend."

Free hosting of open and closed source projects-> 0

Submitted by ButcherCH on Thursday August 23 2007, @06:24PM

ButcherCH writes "There is a new software development and hosting platform, called Origo that not only provides free hosting for open source software but also for closed source software. As opposed to Google code it has fewer restrictions on the siz of the releases and supports metalink It also has some neat features like wiki pages, a subversion repository, an issue tracker, a simple interface and various API integrations (Eclipse, Visual Studio and EiffelStudio). It's hosted by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich."
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