With the recent release of OpenGUI version 0.7.5 and the new Ogre user base that came along with the inclusion of OgreFusion, I found it only fitting to replace the old and extremely bland website with a newer, more useful website. (You'll have to excuse the theme for now, I'm working on getting something a little more sane set up. Also, appologies to Sinbad of Ogre, as my header is obviously an unfunny rip off. )

Part of the process involved moving away from SourceForge's project web hosting, and OpenGUI is now being hosted on the Rightbracket company webserver. This is a fairly powerful server hosted in a professional datacenter. I don't expect that the OpenGUI website will create enough of a load to cause any performance or stability issues.

OpenGUI is still using SourceForge for SVN hosting, and I don't anticipate ever moving away from that. However, OpenGUI will no longer be using SourceForge for any project management functions. That means that the Tasks List and Tracker have been disabled. I still plan on using SourceForge for hosting downloads, as I see no reason to burden this server with large amounts of download bandwidth when a perfectly good (and internationally mirrored) file host already exists.

To replace the features of SourceForge I've set up a Trac server. Trac is a wiki and an issue tracker built together with native SVN support. This means that the wiki, tickets, and SVN changesets can all easily reference one another through TracLinks.