I'm not sure I follow what the benefits of this would be. My installation
process would still be limited by my network performance.
How does this improve the workflow or experience for a user?
--Greg
On Sat, May 24, 2025 at 8:30 PM Aaron Rainbolt wrote:
> One issue with this is that Google wil
One issue with this is that Google will limit how many different
people can download a specific file per day (the limit is unpublished
but I think it's somewhere around 60). Thus if this unified repo was
to get popular, it would probably stop working.
I wonder if Cloudflare's R2 storage could be m
Hi Karl,
Interesting idea.
One important question…
How would you ensure that any module that gets deleted from one of the existing
repositories will also be speedily removed from the gdrive unified module
source mirror?
cf. As what happened when Crossway withdrew its previous permission for
This has been on my mind for a couple years: Creation of a unified
module repo in one of the major cloud storage systems. Some months ago,
I got around to fiddling with things enough to make it a possibility.
I'm wondering how useful others might find this, and whether users could
put it to use
