BitBucket repo

[ghost]

There is a BitBucket repo with the same username and the same project.
It is yours @georgd?
Should we consider it outdated? The latest release is dated 2014.
If so, can you archive it?
Best

[niruvt]

The issue isn't merely that the repository exists, I think the more serious issue is that the site to which the GitHub repository leads has a page called Development/Download. There is a section called "Downloading and using this font" which takes the user to the BitBucket repository. It's very misleading.

[georgd]

The situation is this: when Github announced to discontinue file downloads, years ago, I didn’t know better (tbh I still don’t know how to simply host files for download here) and drew up the bitbucket repo with the perspective to migrate entirely. Eventually I didn’t migrate but merely mirror the github repo there and used bitbucket for hosting the downloads. It still holds the latest 0.016 release but I stopped mirroring and I will retire it but can’t tell yet, when.

[niruvt]

@georgd can you please edit the link on the page I mentioned? It doesn't lead us to latest files.

[KrasnayaPloshchad]

What about SourceForge?

[ghost]

tbh I still don’t know how to simply host files for download here

Don't you have a zip file under "Release"?

What about SourceForge?

There is no need for SourceForge. GitHub has a "Release" page, and he's already distributing a zip file with it, so I don't understand what the problem is ....

[davelab6]

The github "releases" feature is very suitable to providing download ZIPs, but also Github Pages.