I would gladly take part, but is 1000$ really enough? What is the actual
cost estimate? I would imagine something around the 5000$ mark?
Thanks,
Ash
On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 2:31 PM, Petter Reinholdtsen p...@hungry.comwrote:
I believe AVM2 support in Gnash is vital to the continued progress of
[Ashley Reid]
I would gladly take part, but is 1000$ really enough? What is the
actual cost estimate? I would imagine something around the 5000$
mark?
I intended (and actually also inserted) 50 to be the limit and not 10,
but after moving back and forth in the pledgebank web gui for a while
my
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 05:01:46PM +0200, Alessandro Pignotti wrote:
I've not any money to offer, but I'd like to invite all the devs to
take a look at lightspark code and join our efforts.
Alessandro,
I'm very happy to know things are going well with LS.
I'd love to see an integration of its
On Wednesday 20 October 2010 17:14:40 you wrote:
Based on prior discussion, I see two problems with using LightSpark,
although that would be the preferable solution. One is that only
supports OpenGL, and the other is it uses LLVM. This leaves LightSpark
as a mainly desktop application. Me,
On 10/20/10 09:21, Alessandro Pignotti wrote:
I'd like to note that with the new graphics engine OpenGL is only used to do
accelerated copy to VRAM and composited blitting, so it could be possible to
use others backends that offers the same level of functionality.
Only used is still a
When I added the getgnash.org package repository to 3 Ubuntu 10.04
machines and upgraded to v0.8.8, the package repository had an updated
mozilla plugin so it worked out of the box. That was a thoughtful
touch, and made the new version simple to deploy. I am enjoying the
new version, I am
I poked around on getgnash.org and found the answer to my
question--and a bug/change needed. The facts as I understand them:
1. mozilla-plugin-gnash was the name of the old mozilla plugin
package up to v0.8.8
2. browser-plugin-gnash seems to be the name of the new mozilla
plugin package
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