Re: GNOME hosting

["Chris J. DiBona" <chris dibona com>]

yes, history of old packages is important. It's why we created sourceforge
in the first place, we'd go to find old packages and they wouldn't be easy
to find. 

 Chris

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On 8 Mar 2001, jacob berkman wrote:

> On 08 Mar 2001 14:36:00 -0500, David Mason wrote:
> > 
> > P.S. while we are at it - why don't we clean up ftp.gnome.org some,
> > there is a high volume of cruft in there, I know, some of it is mine.
> 
> does anyone see any reason for not removing the old binary packages that
> are there?  they are pretty old and aren't maintained.
> 
> jacob
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