-resolution of this issue.
Adrian: It is certainly good to see this issue being addressed with
vigour. I feel that Uli's draft says the right kind of things and I
agree with using it so long as it will stand up in court. It seems to
sum up what has been said on the list quite nicely.
Paul
this be a possible solution to my
password security problems for the voting cgi?
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that collaboration will occur
so that the project can continue. I (and I'm sure everyone else)
appreciate your efforts greatly Anthony.
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Place any old number between 1 and 5 into column 0.
but column 0 is for A, not a temp variable.
I got the impression that the problem is that do has to create temp
variables and they get overwritten (or something along those lines). Why
not then specify a range of variable numbers that can
if the entire interface is written in FreeScript, just change
home stacks. I'd like to see buttons be able to change design and
appearance as well though. I'll try and formulate these ideas more
later, I'm incapable of thinking straight just now.
- -- M. Uli Kusterer
Adrian Sutton.
Paul
(which is suggested by the above) is that we can
vote to make certain issues not require a unanimous vote but every
partner would have to agree to that change. (I'm not suggesting that we
should change anything of course, lets see how things work with unanimity
first).
Paul Sutton
Adrian: Just thought I'd give some info on which file formats are
supported by Xanim as there was a discussion a little while back about
using it to provide quicktime support on Linux.
Adrian: The support protocols are:
FLI, FLC, IFF, GIF87a, FIG89a, DL animations, Amiga MovieSetter, Utah
Hi all,
I've just uploaded a very early release of FCLog the program I'll use to
keep the FreeCard Log of all the significant events in our collaboration.
(Hopefully I can also adapt it to provide a quick start for new comers).
It's in the OpenCard directory of the server. Unfortunately,
Alain: Wonderful. How about being in charge of this
remote Linux project?
Anthony: I offer to take that job.
Adrian: Wow, quick or the dead around here. :) I'd love to lead the
project too, but I think Anthony is the best choice as soon I will be
heading down to Brisbane again and I'm
Adrian: This sounds like an interesting project.
Alain: Yes, it does, but I cannot afford to
participate in it much, at this time, except to get
Anthony and you up and running.
Adrian: That shouldn't be a problem - after all it's meant to be remote
eh? :)
Adrian: I've actually spent the last
Adrian: In my reading of the list archives I have noticed that back in
May I suggested that we adopt Alain's method of quoting as a standard
guidline in our discussions. That is that we prepend each paragraph with
the name of the person who wrote it (like for this message). The text
which
Hi all,
I think I just found the solution to that encryption problem that delayed
the release of the voting CGI for so long. We could easily use the
password protection provided by the web server software to limit access.
Duh! Remember that for next time, it is a much neater solution than
opencard-digest wrote on 8/1/00 8:33 PM:
Date: Fri, 7 Jan 2000 02:21:49 +0100
From: "M. Uli Kusterer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OODL: Email Quoting
Adrian: In my reading of the list archives I have noticed that back in
May I suggested that we adopt Alain's method of quoting as a standard
Anthony: No. We've been over this before, a few times.
Uli: did we?
Adrian: Sort of. We discussed the choice of compilers for FreeCard, I
think Alain is asking what you think of the two compilers generally
though (ie: he wants to use it to learn C, not to program FreeCard). It
would be
Anthony: How about going to NNTP?
Mark: No thanks.
Adrian: I'm with you on this.
If you want threading, gateway this list to that one on NNTP.
Adrian: NNTP threading isn't all it's cracked up to be. We often change
the topic of the conversation and should at that point change the
subject,
Uli: How would we do that? If you can come up with some cross-platform
system that makes it possible to support blind pople, that's no
problem, but since FreeCard is based on visual elements (buttons,
windows, color graphics) I'm not sure how we'd add support for blind
people.
Adrian: Um
Adrian: I have just finished going through the opencard list archives (up
to 31 Dec 1999) compiling the Log. I have reduced 5.3Mbs of mailings
down to a 112K Log file (in an XML like format). This will be reduced
much further when I fix a few bugs in the program I'm using to create
them
Adrian: The FreeCard Log is now available at:
http://ufp.uqam.ca/Opencard/Log/index.html
Adrian: Please check it's historical accuracy and remember that it is a
*brief* summary. Many discussions have been left out and those that are
in there are summarised as briefly as possible with only
Adrian: I think eventually we will when the everyday,
tedious (yet important) decisions build up. We need
someone to make them quickly and only debated by the
whole group if there are objections.
Alain: Is this really the way that most of us would prefer?
Anthony: We'll wind up with that
Adrian: What needs to happen is a change from
"Uli's XBF" to "The OpenCard Group's XBF".
Anthony: But ultimately, Uli will know XBF best, and will proabably be the one
accepting patches to it. Same with me and Interpreter.
Adrian: I disagree. I would hope that FreeCard lasts much longer than
Uli: practice has shown that it's usually only one person really working
on some part of an open source project.
Adrian: At any one time, yes but more than one person eventually ends up
working on some part of an open source project - that's the whole point.
Uli: E.g. in wxWindows there are
Adrian: Anthony, I have been reviewing the things that are sitting around
on my hard drive here at home and discovered a file "NuParser.png" which
is a diagram of the conceptual foundation of NuParser. There are a
couple of things that concern me about this diagram but there is not
enough
How else do I browse the archives?
http://www.mail-archive.com/opencard@metacard.com/
Where you will find megabytes of archives.
Adrian: or http://ufp.uqam.ca/Opencard/Log/index.html where you won't! :)
Adrian: The FreeCard Log is now available at:
http://ufp.uqam.ca/Opencard/Log/index.html
Alain: That was fast. It is quite interesting too. On
behalf of FreeCard, thank you, Adrian, for this
invaluable contribution.
Adrian: More to come, I've already updated the program that generates
them.
On 29/1/2000 8:33 PM, opencard-digest wrote:
At 1:39 PM +1000 on 1/29/00, Paul Sutton wrote:
Adrian: The FreeCard Log is now available at:
http://ufp.uqam.ca/Opencard/Log/index.html
Anthony: From looking at this, it seems I've become the de-facto leader.
Hmmm...
Adrian: You've certainly been
Anthony: From looking at this, it seems I've become the de-facto leader.
Adrian: You've certainly been mentioned in there a lot. :) After reading
the archive though, I don't think there really is *a* leader.
Anthony: I guess it depends on how you define 'leader' :)
Adrian: Leader: a guiding
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