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I have a number of old applications which I'm unlikely to do any further work on but could be quite useful to others (two examples being a sudoku generator/solver and an easy-to-use assembler/graphical-emulator tool for a fictitious CPU).
Does anyone have any ideas on what I should do with them? I've thought of the obvious "starting a sourceforge project" but I suspect that would die pretty quickly if I didn't actively maintain it.
I'm open to any suggestions.
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Put them on Github as public projects and see what the reaction is. You may get more interest on Github rather than on sourceforge because there are fewer projects and I think more people like to browse through the available projects on Github.
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