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Osmium is both a web-based fitter and a platform to share ship loadouts for the EVE online game.
Osmium is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License,
version 3. You can see the full license text in the
COPYING
file in the main repository.
Developers and people wanting to run a local copy of Osmium should
also read the
README
file.
You want to fiddle with the Osmium source code in an isolated environment? You don't want to spend hours installing and configuring every daemon and dependency that Osmium requires?
Astero is a ready-to-use VM image that runs Osmium out of the box. Works with QEMU, and should work with VirtualBox too.
Download the disk image here: Dropbox link
In order of descending priority:
Accuracy: computed attributes and stats are very accurate, thanks to libdogma. You have access to every modifier that's being applied to anything to make it easy to verify or cross-reference the results. Because of how it is designed, libdogma also is very easy to update in the future.
Accessibility: the website should be usable on phones, tablets,
etc. and should also work with text-based browsers and screen
readers, or users with special restrictions (like firewalled
eveonline.com
domain, etc.).
The site should also play nicely with browser features such as page search, bookmarks and page refreshes (avoid the "Confirm form resubmission?" dialog).
User-friendliness: since users never read documentation or text anyway, most of the interface should be as self-explanatory as possible and appear familiar to most EVE users.
See the releases on GitHub.
See the changelog for a recap of the new features.
Releases are tagged in the main repository, and the production
branch always points at the latest release suitable for use in a
production environment. Version tags should be signed by Artefact2 with the
Osmium master
key,
which is:
pub 4096R/7168F39E 2012-07-20 [expires: 2015-08-16]
Key fingerprint = 25A5 8B3D 5F6F 19CF F561 1331 FD5F 9B4E 7168 F39E
uid [ultimate] Romain Dalmaso (Osmium master key) <artefact2@gmail.com>
You can use git tag -v
to check the authenticity of version tags.
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IRC channel#osmium
at irc.coldfront.net
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