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Re: shared or common folder for all tortoises

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 20:51:20 +0100

On 10.01.2012 20:31, Mark Mikofski wrote:
> Does it make sense to have a shared or common folder for all
> tortoises? I now have 3 separate copies of tortoisePlink on my
> machine. Two are identical and one is different. It's a microscopic
> file (300kB), and I can see the advantage of having all dependencies
> in the same place as the installation, but maybe there is some room
> for collaboration among tortoises?

Let's assume the average hard disk size is around 320GB, which IMHO is a
low assumption considering that Tortoise clients are mostly used by
developers who usually have better equipped machines.

(3*300kb) / 320GB = 0.0000028125

If you run out of disk space because of this, we can talk about this
once that happens - but only if the average drive size hasn't increased
to the TB range by then.

The best collaboration that would actually work: make the Putty/Plink
devs finally implement a real non-console Plink client which can be used
by all Tortoise (and many, many other clients as well).
Then all those clients would not have to implement/patch Plink
themselves and ship it with their clients.
Now *that* would be something that really would be great. But the Putty
devs are pretty resistant to any suggestions or improvement wishes in
that direction...

Stefan

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