I created some desktop software with kotlin multip...

# random

[Pablo]

I created some desktop software with kotlin multiplatform, which website do you recommend to upload the installers? My website doesn't have enough space for them. I need a free place, if possible, a place where other persons can discover and use the software

[hho]

GitHub Releases?

[Pablo]

the projects are not opensource

[Skaldebane]

You can still use GitHub to host the executables on some dummy repository.

[Skaldebane]

The download links are stable, so you could link directly to them in your website, without users ever seeing the repo.

[Pablo]

maybe there is another option not focused on source code but on compiled software distribution?

[Skaldebane]

I think this provides the most user-friendly way, direct download, instead of having to go through some service like MediaFire

[Skaldebane]

Unsure, but if there is, there has to be an incentive for them to host your stuff for free, so they probably come with drawbacks

[Skaldebane]

You can also freely host static assets in many JS hosting services (e.g. Cloudflare, Netlify, etc...), but I'm not sure if there's any limitations on size there.

[hho]

You could also put it in OneDrive or Google Drive and create a shared (public) link. But I don't know how much traffic they allow.

[Pablo]

what about SourceForge?

[Skaldebane]

If SourceForge provides stable direct links without quotas, that'll be equally good!
If not (and users have to go through sourceforge's website), then holy moly no, their website is such a maze :p

[Skaldebane]

But it's basically the same as using GitHub, you still have to create a repo and then publish releases to it. Same workflow.