Yasst is now opensource

Because I've basically not had much time to play with this recently I thought it was time to open source it. It's got it's own page on github and everything! If anyone is interested in helping out or taking it over please drop me an email.

Yasst on Github...

Windows

Yasst 20101005 installer for Windows
MD5:82fde72c057cfb10d255b644498035e0

OS X

Yasst 20101005 for OS X intel
MD5:d0b234f60ea15c01fe5b663aa9456764

If you have a 64bit intel Mac running 10.5 or later get this, it's 10MB smaller than the universal build.

Yasst 20101005 for OS X universal
MD5:392bfe9a26772e231869d49506fd7782

Universal binary suitable for intel and PPC Macs. Built on OS X 10.6, will probably work on 10.4 too.

Linux

Yasst 20101005 for 32 bit Linux, built on Debian 5
MD5:3869a0628be73cfbe3f8d076e2b2d3db

Yasst 20101005 for 64 bit Linux, built on Debian 5 64bit
MD5:2f46f71c2d25207d8689d0cc5485e418

Linux users:If you have Qt4.6 or above installed just run Yasst, otherwise Yasst.sh should work

Donations

Yasst is free to download and use.

Yasst is a one man hobby project, which I work on in my spare time, and you are completely free to download and use it as you like, however, if you like it and you think it's worth a few quid donation, then here's a big yellow Paypal button to click on... ;)

BTW, if you don't have a paypal account and don't want to sign up there's a small 'continue' link in the midde of the page for credit cards.

Reviews

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Get in touch...

If you like it, or hate it, I'd like to know, @mrrooster on twitter, or mail me at mrrooster@yasst.org

Qt

Yasst is built using the Qt, the cross platform development framework by Nokia. This is licenced under the Lesser GPL version 2.1. For more information see the Qt website.