As time passes, and increasingly large number of people contributed to the development in a way that i cannot honestly say that FUR is my creature only anymore.
Here is a list of people who contributed to the project in a major way, in a (sort of) chronological order: to all the ones that aren't mentioned but still provided feedback or bug reports: thank you!
Alexander Logvinov who contributed all relevant code for version 0.4.5 (which removes the need to specify the -s flag on the command line to insure single threaded operations) and also tested FUR on FreeBSD with positive results, as well as the new 0.4.5 release.
Thank you for all your work and for your patience!
Matthias Gruenewald who contributed all the new code which made the 0.4.3 release of FUR possible, adding the time information to the files.
Matthias also implemented all changes in the 0.4.4 release: a quick fix to work around some instability issues of the librapi when reading the windows directory on some devices, as well as a void chmod hook (that can be enabled with the --enable-void-chmod option in the configure that prevents some unnerving popups when working with konqueror.
Thank you for the patches, and my apologies for the delay between your submission and the new minor releases!
Genix, the first person that contacted me about FUR for his feedback on the software and help in both bug fixing and configure scripts (he also made a SRPM package for FUR for the ALT-linux distribution: the page is in russian, bug links are in English).
Lazlo who helped me with a useful bug report that crashed FUR when 2 files, different only in case where in the same directory (i still wonder how this is possible in a case indifferent environment like Windows CE...).
Clemens R. who reported me a bug that prevented a file to
be moved over another.
LunohoD who probably tried
quite hard to install FUR with
synce 0.10.0 after i told him that it wasn't possible and proved me
wrong... :-)
Last but not least, All the people that counted an hit on the FUR page on freshmeat (mostly me, im afraid... :-)), especially those who subscribed (not me), thus giving me the feeling that what i was doing mattered.
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