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List:       crux
Subject:    Availability of crux.nu website's source?
From:       neutrondevil <neutrondevil () protonmail ! com>
Date:       2022-01-07 15:13:09
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Hi CRUX people, I've been wondering, are there openly available sources of crux.nu \
official website somewhere, because I fail to find them. Almost all big and small \
distributions keep their website sources freely available in case someone wants to \
fix something, in the spirit of free software. I've seen some minor quirks like text \
getting out of boundaries, but I didn't find any dedicated page for users' \
website-related questions, let alone source code on which the website runs.


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<div>Hi CRUX people, I've been wondering, are there openly available
sources of crux.nu official website somewhere, because I fail to find
them. Almost all big and small distributions keep their website sources
freely available in case someone wants to fix something, in the spirit
of free software. I've seen some minor quirks like text getting out of
boundaries, but I didn't find any dedicated page for users'
website-related questions, let alone source code on which the website
runs.<br></div><div><br></div>

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