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8 years ago Don't bother. Nobody is maintaining or supporting this. There was some
enthusiasm at the very beginning by the developer, but that's long gone. You'll
eventually figure out how to run this - anybody helping you will first need to
know which platform you want to run this on (linux, windows), then you need to
download the source, compile it, install it, run it. It's a command-line driven
tool doing not so great work, with very limited features, and you might get
disappointed. I was. And I was really patient with it. I managed to compile,
setup and run it on Windows, but, the feature-set is poor, and the developer
ignores requests (closes them instead of collaborating first), and he deletes
comments that are attacking his attitude (this one will be deleted quickly, I
bet; I hope you at least get notified via email or something). So, while I
don't want to discourage you to try, don't get your hopes up. Take a look at
the history or releases (last one on 12/4/2012), and take a look at the
issue-list (and that's just issues that the developer actually likes; those
that he dislikes, he closes, like I said; play with the filter on the
issue-list page) - and try not to make a conclusion that the developer simply
stopped caring about making progress on this. I think he collected his bonus or
recognition from the generous Google (cause that's where he works, and this is
his 20% do-what-you-want shit) at the beginning of the project, then Google
stopped rewarding or didn't like his project to pick it up and make it a public
priority, then he stopped investing time in it. He's one of those open-source
devs that are interest-driven, and not passion-driven.Original comment by bryanjco...@gmail.com on 21 Jun 2013 at 11:11
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
sharad.m...@componence.inon 21 Jun 2013 at 12:19