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Source vs. Binaries
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Do you use the source code?
Nope, just the published packages on SourceForge.
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I've checked out the code, but not done much of anything with it.
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I use everything built right from the source tree in my workflow.
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Xangis
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Subject: Source vs. Binaries
Wed 4 Jul - 7:43
I'm curious how many people have played around with the source vs. just using the prepackaged binaries.
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TheKyle
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Subject: Re: Source vs. Binaries
Fri 6 Jul - 1:11
I use both, been easier to test stuff in bulk when premade but have also been playing around with the source to try and figure out how it works.
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