Sourceforge revolutionizes open source by providing free hosting for projects!
[later]
Sourceforge - You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.
[still later]
Sourceforge is respectable again! (hopefully?)
Re:Malware identified in CCleaner 5.33
by kevin_thibedeau on Monday September 18, 2017 @08:55AM
(#15275393)
> Sourceforge is respectable again! (hopefully?)
When pigs fly. I cringe every time I encounter a project hosted on SF and have to play their stupid find the download link game.
Re:Malware identified in CCleaner 5.33
by PenguinCoder on Monday September 18, 2017 @09:07AM
(#15275482)
Uh have you been there recently? Like in the past year? The company is under new management, and cleaned up their act and download pages a lot. Sourceforge is headed in a better direction again.
Re:Malware identified in CCleaner 5.33
by lightedman on Monday September 18, 2017 @09:22AM
(#15275629)
Yet while SourceForge improved, Slashdot became a clone of HN's front page and is a cesspool of horrid editing staff, now.
So take that as you will. That tells me that SourceForge is probably bound to degrade some time soon.
Re:Malware identified in CCleaner 5.33
by foobarchu on Monday September 18, 2017 @09:49AM
(#15275876)
For apps it supports, Ninite is a good way to avoid that kind of thing, although it may not have stopped the CCleaner issue. They package their installer with extraneous bundles removed.
Re:Malware identified in CCleaner 5.33
by godzillabrennus on Monday September 18, 2017 @06:45PM
(#15280363)
I hope Ninite reads this and pulls them off their list of installers. It should be automatically removed from end users by Ninite as a direct response to this.
Re:Malware identified in CCleaner 5.33
by foobarchu on Wednesday September 20, 2017 @09:25PM
(#15299867)
Well, it's not on the list currently, so either they never had it or they did indeed remove it.
Re:Malware identified in CCleaner 5.33
by voltagex_ on Monday September 18, 2017 @08:41PM
(#15280929)
BoxStarter is looking promising - http://boxstarter.org/
Trusting old memories of what's good or not can be dangerous. I remember getting caught out once by CoreTemp which suddenly packed a load of dung in its default installer. :(