Anyone who installs Tortoise can download the current development build version which includes the Program directory. It is simple, and doesn't require Visual Studio. I've been downloading just about every other day for the past two months.
one never knows whatever else they download at the same time.
Actually, in this case, you do know -- you get the source code & compiled executables, and nothing more than that. That's the whole point of using a SVN tool... Everything you need is packaged in one trunk. No searching for bits & pieces, installing, uninstalling...
If you'd rather wait for the experimental to be uploaded, so be it, that's a personal choice. But don't complain about having to wait a few more days.
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Some people think that if it is not done exactly how their over inflated egos demand it is no good. It is best to consider the source and ignore such people.
Keep up the top notch work Open Rails team!! I love what you are doing.
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