[Blindmath] Publishing an SVG converter

[Michael Whapples]

Hello,
Sourceforge and googlecode do not require it to be a group project, many 
of them are. The real requirement for either of those two is that your 
project is to be opensource (generally an OSI approved license).

As also suggested there are services like github and bitbucket. I know 
that bitbucket allows a private repository but I don't know if that then 
prevents you simply making a closed source release. Generally all the 
free tools out there for publishing projects tend to be for opensource. 
I don't know if you were planning to go opensource.

Michael Whapples
On 21/11/11 05:00, Amanda Lacy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am almost ready to release the first version of a program which converts SVG drawings (particularly those I can draw with SVGDraw) to a format known as SIG. This will enable others in my position who do not own a Tiger but have a different embosser to emboss these SIG files using Duxbury. Does anyone here know of a site where I could publish this for free so that anyone could download it? I've considered Source Forge and Google Code, but these seem to be for group projects, and I do not intend to turn my SVG converter into a group project.
>
> Thanks,
> Amanda
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