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Snakebite network readied for open source projects

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Developers soon will have a network to go to for developing principally open source projects and testing their software on multiple platforms. The planned Snakebite network is intended to "provide developers of open source projects complete and unrestricted access to as many different platforms, operating systems, architectures, compilers, devices, databases, tools, and applications that they may need in order to optimally develop their software," according to the Snakebite Web site, which also welcomes visitors to "the future of open source development."

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Comments (2)

Sander_Marechal ·
Snakebite sounds great. The Factory client for Officeshots.org should run on Linux, BSD, MacOSC and Windows. I only have access to Linux so Snakebite sounds like a great way to make sure it runs everywhere.
number6x ·
It sounds like the greatest idea since sourceforge!

(and LXer, of course)

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