Hi,
I have several projects that I will be "open-sourcing" soon. I don't want to waste my time keeping a publicly accessible server up (and *secure*) -- a misuse of my time (and bandwidth!)
So, I'm looking for ideas as to where to "drop things off".
These are completed projects so they aren't really "works in progress" that need a developer community to support. And, they differ from most open-source SOFTWARE projects in that they contain (often REQUIRE!) hardware as well.
To that end, I'll be releasing schematics, photoplots, source code, binary images, VHDL, user documentation, etc. I.e., you should be able (assuming you have the appropriate skillsets) to build and use these as "finished products". Or, take the designs (hardware and/or software) and use them as a starting point for more ambitious projects (or, to port them to other implementations/platforms).
A project typically takes about 100MB of space. Maybe less if I trim out some things (I don't want to waste much time dicking with these). Probably a GB is a good "big Oh" estimate for starters.
Oh, and did I mention, I don't want to spend any *money* (or time) doing this?
Thanks,
--don