(This post is a reproduction from the SourceForge project news.)
The HgBDS Project is looking for RAD Studio users who use Mercurial to track their project versions. It would be better if experienced with C++Builder. If you can test new plug-ins on your PC, please let me know.
This release adds a new (but not important) feature:
An update to RPM packages on Sellfy will follow soon.
[Update: RPM packages now updated with a new price.]
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The xllmnrd Project site has been moved away from Google Sites to its own server. I expect several more changes will follow soon.
The HgBDS project relaunched their project site replacing the original one hosted by Google Sites. It is no longer shared with others and has more flexibility in functionality. I hope a couple of new site features will be added soon.
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I have introduced a new Project Manager menu command for the Status form below. This form will be used to add, remove or revert files, and to make a commit to the repository in a single form.
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The latest successful snapshot builds for the default branch are now available from my Jenkins project. The Release builds for RAD Studio XE, XE2, XE3, XE4, and XE5 are included in a ZIP archive.
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I created a Google+ page for the HgBDS project. If you have a Google+ account and are interested in the project, please follow it.
Do you prefer a Facebook page instead? Just let me know if you do!
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I created a new Google site for the HgBDS project. I will soon add more information about Mercurial integration for Embarcadero RAD Studio on the site.
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After the beta release of xllmnrd, it appears that fewer people are really interested in xllmnrd or an open-source LLMNR responder implementation on GNU/Linux than I expected. Although we have still many issues to complete the planned features, I could not use so much time for xllmnrd as before unless we would gain more interests in it. So the work on xllmnrd will for a while slow down so that I can work on other projects as well. If you see xllmnrd is interesting or looks useful for you, please let me know so that I can help you solve your problem sooner.
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A new feature that adds an option to specify a pid file has landed on the default branch. It will make it easier to write an init script.