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It's just a matter of choice, Scout Also, there is a link on the main page (the one Sir linked to) to view the source, but, for those of us who have an SVN client (like TortoiseSVN) and wish to checkout, the repository is located at https://knightos.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/knightos (You can find this on the website, but it takes a few steps, so, for convenience, I've pasted it here.)
The link on the main page that I mentioned is this one: http://knightos.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/knightos/That's probably the one you should use if you don't have a SVN client (Though, if you really do like viewing the other one in a browser, then by all means, go ahead )
Hey, I got a special thanks! Cheers. At a ten-second glance, my only criticism is that vast expanse of wasted space in the header that makes me scroll unnecessarily to see the page contents, but otherwise looks good.
Quote from: calcdude84se on November 27, 2010, 12:35:31 pmThe link on the main page that I mentioned is this one: http://knightos.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/knightos/That's probably the one you should use if you don't have a SVN client (Though, if you really do like viewing the other one in a browser, then by all means, go ahead )I like the place where DJ keeps his songs too, it looks old-school HOWEVER, Google Code's archive is very cool too.Back to topic, on Cemetech, Kermm told KnightOS his header is quite large, and I agree with him. Do you?
Again, it's a matter of preference As for the header, it's Sir's site to change as he will. He'll probably take our suggestions, though.
When I said preference, I was still referring to your comment on Google Code I probably should clarify my statements more, as I've already had to clarify for you in several other topics