On 8 March 2010 04:26, Alexandre Prokoudine
alexandre.prokoud...@gmail.com wrote:
On 3/7/10, Dave Crossland wrote:
Ed thinks about replacing ccHost with a custom webapp.
Ed suggests just talking about OFLB v2 again for the 4th time at LGM?
Ed is offering to cut the code for this, so, don't
Dudes, we are relaunching OCAL 2.0 monday PST, and we are getting huge
traffic and making great strides. Aiki is awesome, and we could easily port
current awesome design, and ccHost, since we know how to do it, and get the
same response IMO.
My company has been doing the work, Fabricatorz.com,
But I don’t understand what is holding back just launching the ccHost
version—why did I see a functioning prototype a year ago?
Are there some hurdles that are proving difficult, and that could be overcome
by scrapping it for a different system?
Jon I admire your spirit and I think it is great
We are in a productive mode these days, and I think making conversion to
aiki is going to be faster and better longer term than working on a dead
codebase, with a system that requires limited access to our main server. The
point with Aiki is to allow various levels of access from the web to enable
On 3/8/10, Dave Crossland wrote:
Ed thinks about replacing ccHost with a custom webapp.
Ed suggests just talking about OFLB v2 again for the 4th time at LGM?
Ed is offering to cut the code for this, so, don't be mean to him. :-)
What's the point of being mean when I can be nasty? :)
On 6 March 2010 05:56, Khaled Hosny khaledho...@eglug.org wrote:
I'm doing my libre, high quality Arabic revival for $2,000
Oh wow, cool! Can you reveal any details about who and how this
funding happened? :-)
the extensive OpenType programming I'm doing
Have you written anything describing
Hi, everyone,
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 9:18 AM, Alexandre Prokoudine
alexandre.prokoud...@gmail.com wrote:
On 3/8/10, Dave Crossland wrote:
Ed thinks about replacing ccHost with a custom webapp.
To set the record straight, like many of you I've been wondering all
these months what the holdup
