Yes, we'll plan on making it available in whatever form we're
contractually allowed (I think Sun requires us to strip out any
JavaOne stuff from the presentation, but we can obviously still use
and distribute our own content).
In the interim my slides from RubyConf05 are available at:
http://www.
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Could you make your notes and other presentation materials available when
they're readay? I'd guess
that it'd be useful for or as a source for general documentation as well.
Regards,
Zane
Charles O Nutter wrote:
> I don't think we ever sent out an o
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I've done a bit of developer oriented technical writing in the past, so was
planning on sitting down
one weekend and get up some basic documentation on how things work. I've been
waiting for the
structural changes in the VM to fall out before beginni
I think you're spot on with your concerns about the -D env string
passed in via the startup script; at a minimum we'd have to do a
little preprocessing in *nix and you're right about it likely being
difficult in Windows, though I think by using %% variables you can
cram a lot more into a given comm
