Re: A MinGW release tomorrow?

[Paul Kienzle]

octave-forge is a perfectly reasonable place to host a mingw release.

You can host your code there as well.

I still believe the better approach is to add GUI functionality to 
Octave and write the IDE in that, but he who writes the code makes the 
rules.

- Paul

On Feb 18, 2006, at 3:23 PM, Sebastien Loisel wrote:

> David,
>
>  I'd like to try to get a MinGW release tomorrow. I don't mind trying 
> to sort out the QT installation issues myself, however is there an 
> updated octave-mingw zip file or do I just use the one I have?
>
>  Also, I don't have the bandwidth at home to host such a large file, 
> and I'm not sure my alma mater (McGill) would be too pleased if I 
> hosted a 100MB file there, and I still haven't sorted out the internet 
> at my current institution (Geneva University). I did apply for a 
> sourceforge project (will they be ok with a 100MB binary?) but this 
> won't come in until mid-week. I know you have good bandwidth, but I'm 
> not sure your home server is a good place for it...
>
>  Anyway, what do you think?
>
>  Sébastien Loisel