Progress level

[Horcon]

As someone interested in Ciphershed, as I use Truecrypt now and have done so for over 2 years, if not longer, what's the progress level on the first release? From what I see on the Github page, there is almost no progress, and all progress is 2-3 months old. Is the development private, or is this project really abandoned?

Just curious.

[K0b]

The forum is kind of a low-activity venue.
To follow the action, go to the dev mail list at https://lists.ciphershed.org/pipermail/ ... hread.html

[Horcon]

Should be an interesting read, thanks. But still, is the github progress set to private or is there another place where they keep CipherShed? https://github.com/CipherShed/CipherShed Has little to no progress logged, at least from here. May be just my inexperience with how github works, but I doubt it.

[rocki]

We use multiple branches on github. Look here for Windows installer progress:
https://github.com/CipherShed/CipherShe ... -installer

However the progress is slow because we only have few code contributors.

[Horcon]

So right now I see it's been over a month with no progress on that branch. Is there a hidden one where more work is done at, or is the project really that slow? At this speed I'll learn C/C++ myself and start doing work to help.

[compul]

Horcon: Yes, in fact there are private branches where work has been done.

[ReTechNL]

Horcon: Yes, in fact there are private branches where work has been done.

Nice to see work is actualy being done i see the github source is also updated this week. (https://github.com/CipherShed/CipherShed)

So right now I see it's been over a month with no progress on that branch. Is there a hidden one where more work is done at, or is the project really that slow? At this speed I'll learn C/C++ myself and start doing work to help.

Well i can assure you that modifying and learning someone else his code is really hard work because you dont know the consequences if you change something.
Also Cryptographic programming is one of the hardest things to do in programming country. so i respect you guys