Richard Pieri wrote: > Tom Metro wrote: >> Uses closed-source, proprietary software. Nullifies the first point. > > Here's their Github repo: > https://github.com/aerofs > > It's certainly not their entire code base but it's more than most of > their competitors provide.
I just browsed this and here's a sample of the projects they include in their repository: jnotify - Java bindings for native notification libraries eclipse.platform.swt - Standard Widget Toolkit openjdk-trim - Tool to trim unneeded classes from an OpenJDK build protobuf-objc - Protocol Buffers for Objective C ... Not only is it "not their entire code base", it isn't clear that it is any of their code base. (Though chances are there is some overlap.) You won't find here the syncing library, the wrapper around the open source crypto libraries they are using, or even a reference implementation for something like a command line client that implements the same sync algorithm. What's here is basically just random projects their lead developer has forked in order to submit patches. They have only tangential relation to the AeroFS file syncing project. Now I understand why they don't link to this from their marketing materials. -Tom -- Tom Metro The Perl Shop, Newton, MA, USA "Predictable On-demand Perl Consulting." http://www.theperlshop.com/ _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@blu.org http://lists.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
