Source Code Graveyard: Bundling Up Old Project Source and Dumping It Out
Open-source-sharing is a source code archive repo where I bundle up the old project source packages I’ve collected over the years and dump them here. Some I bought with real money back in the day, some I picked up to take apart and study. They’re all gathering dust now, so instead of rotting in a corner of my drive, I might as well keep them on file. Whoever can use them, take them. How exactly these ended up in my hands, and whether there’s any reselling involved, I’ll leave unsaid.
It’s all mutually independent old projects, a mix of languages with different build methods, no unified entry point and no unified compile script. The repo is a flat structure, everything piled in the root directory, and the main branch main has nothing fancy going on. Here’s what’s currently sitting in there:
| Archive | Size (approx.) |
|---|---|
Autumn 1.8 src.zip |
~8.2 MB |
EmperorMax.zip |
~24.5 MB |
Kozi-java.zip |
~45 KB |
LiquidWing NewSrc.zip |
~13.3 MB |
loserline-master好玩的东西多.zip |
~13.1 MB |
src cat 1.0.9.zip |
~15.5 MB |
tomknew src.zip |
~22.6 MB |
No docs written for any of the packages. What’s inside and how to run it, unzip it yourself and follow whatever setup it originally came with.
Half of it I’m keeping as a record of growth. A few years from now, looking back at the code I bought and wrote, I can at least see what I was tinkering with. The other half is just for convenience, so if something comes to mind I can dig it back out on the spot.
The repo has no LICENSE. Each package may have its own licensing internally, so if you actually want to use one, confirm its source and license yourself first.