GAGA-1 Source Code Repository

Monday, September 20, 2010

To keep things clean and manageable I've created a source code repository on Github for this project. You can find it here.

The only thing committed so far is a skeleton directory structure and the LUA code for running the camera.

Note that everything in the repository is covered by the General Public License, v2.

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