Can't download SFML2

[Laurent]

What about a web page, or a a simple directory where people can see files, rather than a direct link to the archive?

And by the way, revision number os better than date yes, since there can be several revisions in one day

[Groogy]

You can link directly to the folder with: http://sfml.groogy.se/

This way, If I ever get time, I can do a proper webpage and you won't need to change anything.

And what should the filename format be?
sfml2-rXXXX
sfml2-revisionXXXX
sfml2-XXXX

I might change compression method after I´ve compared what gives the best result

[Laurent]

And what should the filename format be?
sfml2-rXXXX
sfml2-revisionXXXX
sfml2-XXXX

I don't care, as long as there's "sfml2" and the revision number inside

I might change compression method after I´ve compared what gives the best result

.tar.bz2

[Groogy]

I might change compression method after I´ve compared what gives the best result

.tar.bz2

IS that supported on all platforms then?

Anyway, no matter what format, it is up so that you can link to it now

[Silvah]

I might change compression method after I´ve compared what gives the best result

.tar.bz2

What do you mean by "best result"? Highest compression ratio? If so, then it's not true.

IS that supported on all platforms then?

Yup, tarballs are supported on all platforms that are supported by SFML.

[Laurent]

I think tar.bz2 is the best compromise between compression ratio and availability. That's the standard format on Linux.

[Groogy]

I currently just use Rar, I got the best result from that so far. It is available to both Windows and Linux, don't know about Mac though.

Edit: Also I will put up the latest revision tomorrow when I get to school.
Though the one up right now should be enough.

Also just wondering, how many revisions should I keep there at one time? 5-10?

[Groogy]

Latest(1786) revision is up now

[Laurent]

I currently just use Rar, I got the best result from that so far. It is available to both Windows and Linux, don't know about Mac though.

There are open-source implementations of the decoding algorithm, but encoding is 100% proprietary and closed. So, some people may not like it

Also just wondering, how many revisions should I keep there at one time? 5-10?

I have no idea. 3 should be enough, if there's something wrong with one revision I usually fix it quickly.

[Groogy]

Aight 3 it is. Well I don't think there is much to change anymore. The compression can be changed over time without creating any issues if people have a problem with it.