Given the number of files, I'm thinking GitHub, with an installer script to download each separate component. There are quite a number of helpful packaging scripts posted around the boards for this sort of purpose.
no pics no clicks, you might want to add some screenshots of this
After waiting for my extremely fast internet download speed of 150 bytes/s (yay), hassle of extracting it then finding my emulator then trying to find the emulator folder because Linux hides folders with periods at the start of the name, finally putting it in and extracting it, I was greeted with crashes.
Menus crash, login is terminable (10/10 security), its just, a buggy mess.
You really should iron out all the bugs before you release things here, and if your using programs that aren't made by you, you should give proper credit.
In my total testing time (less than 1 minute), I had experienced 6 crashes.
no pics no clicks, you might want to add some screenshots of this
After waiting for my extremely fast internet download speed of 150 bytes/s (yay), hassle of extracting it then finding my emulator then trying to find the emulator folder because Linux hides folders with periods at the start of the name, finally putting it in and extracting it, I was greeted with crashes.
Menus crash, login is terminable (10/10 security), its just, a buggy mess.
You really should iron out all the bugs before you release things here, and if your using programs that aren't made by you, you should give proper credit.
In my total testing time (less than 1 minute), I had experienced 6 crashes.
tl;dr please iron out all the bugs before posting
Just press CTRL+H to make hidden folders visible in your file explorer. Or use a terminal
joshgreat, on 20 October 2016 - 03:33 PM, said:
thanks for the feedback guys il check github out but pastebin would just take way too long and stuff soo ye
If you upload everything to GitHub (which I highly recommend) you can use Grin to download everything for you.
Just create a base64'd version of a zip which contains all the files, add it as a release on GitHub, and execute a command like this
pastebin run VuBNx3va -u TheFreakLord -r HeliumRW /
and it will do all the magic for you. (Note that this command would download my "OS")
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Haddock, on 20 October 2016 - 11:56 PM, said:
