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Cool! Maybe, finally, as a result of public scrutiny, TrueCrypt will have a public repository. You know, it's 2013. I cannot think of any reason why the softwar
by thex86 13y ago
Cool! Maybe, finally, as a result of public scrutiny, TrueCrypt will have a public repository. You know, it's 2013. I cannot think of any reason why the software you will possibly trust with your life does not have code in a public repository.
Till then time, we will and we should doubt it.
- voltagex_ 13y agoIf only I could raise 16k to get 7-zip some actual source control, too...
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- cantrevealname 13y ago> the software ... does not have code in a public repository Yes, TrueCrypt should use a revision control system like Git or SVN. However, your comment can be misinterpreted as saying that TrueCrypt doesn't release source code at all. It's worth mentioning that the full source code is available ( here: http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads2 http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads2 ).