How many of you look at the code of open-source software you use?
gcv: Active: Cupboard (http://github.com/gcv/cupboard), an embedded database for Clojure. I wrote and open-sourced it, I guess that's about as active as it gets. :)Patcher: Samba. I work with it extensively, so I look at its code all the time. Found a bug once. :) All joking aside, Samba is a really nice piece of work IMO, and a great example of clear, understandable, and maintainable C.One-off: Apache/Jakarta Slide. That project died, and good riddance. It had some of the worst code I've ever seen: designed by architecture astronauts who never met a "design pattern" they didn't like, and it sported exponential-time algorithms for things like adding entries to ACLs. I had to hack it extensively just to make it barely usable. Thinking of Slide makes me want to go shower.Curious: Git. Want to look more closely at it, but don't have the time.