Wget had its initial release (under a different name) in January 1996, so it has now already surpassed its 30th birthday.
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Wget had its initial release (under a different name) in January 1996, so it has now already surpassed its 30th birthday.
curl is way behind, as it did not start its journey (under a different name) until November 11 1996
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Wget had its initial release (under a different name) in January 1996, so it has now already surpassed its 30th birthday.
curl is way behind, as it did not start its journey (under a different name) until November 11 1996
@bagder Youngster, you
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Wget had its initial release (under a different name) in January 1996, so it has now already surpassed its 30th birthday.
curl is way behind, as it did not start its journey (under a different name) until November 11 1996
then of course, I added code to the what would become the curl project already in late 1996 and I am still working on it, while Wget maintainers have been replaced several times since those early days.
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Wget had its initial release (under a different name) in January 1996, so it has now already surpassed its 30th birthday.
curl is way behind, as it did not start its journey (under a different name) until November 11 1996
@bagder what is the plan for the next 30 years
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Wget had its initial release (under a different name) in January 1996, so it has now already surpassed its 30th birthday.
curl is way behind, as it did not start its journey (under a different name) until November 11 1996
@bagder I've always thought curl needs to try harder because it's the upstart challenger. I hear it's starting to become stable now!
(This is a joke. Put down the pitchforks, please.)
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Wget had its initial release (under a different name) in January 1996, so it has now already surpassed its 30th birthday.
curl is way behind, as it did not start its journey (under a different name) until November 11 1996
@bagder so on November 11, there will be cake?
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