It may be worth mentioning here that read-only CVS access is available for those wishing to be on the 'bleeding edge' of openFIRST development. However, be warned: things in CVS will often break, or do things other than they are intended to do (or nothing at all). Releases that are made available in a more easily downloadable format are generally more stable.
That said, the currently released files are from quite some time ago, and much of the openFIRST system has been redesigned since this time. This means that the Live Demos on the site are the easiest way to test openFIRST software out (the Live Demos use a version that was originally from CVS, but are not currently at the bleeding edge anymore). To access the Live Demos, go to
http://openfirst.sourceforge.net and click on modules, then Live Demo beside which ever module you wish to try.
At some point within the next two weeks there will be a new release made on the Source Forge.net file system (exams will be over for all members of the development team as of the end of Friday the 20th). We ask that before this time, testers obtain a CVS version or test using the Live Demo and submit items via the Bug Reports portion of the openFIRST site.
How is it that so many team representatives have the time to run up the post count to astronomical levels in a game hint thread, while so few seem to have the time to say thank you for a $6K gift that funds the ability to play the game? - Rich Kressly [more] 
16-06-2003, 06:28
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