On 25 Dec 2007 Peter Naulls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> David J. Ruck wrote:
>> On 24 Dec 2007 Peter Naulls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Given the outdatedness of most of the stuff that was under the UPP
>>> downloads section, I've now removed pretty much everything that
>>> was there, apart from some essential support files and the Firefox
>>> archives.
>> 
>> Would that act of wanton vandalism be the reason why none of the
>> downloads on riscos.info are found anymore?

> Grow up.  These type of insults are unwarranted and completely
> unneeded.  I clearly indicated that I'd be happy to locate anything
> anyone wanted.   But I don't think it's helpful to distribute
> this aging software when newer versions are readily available.

Do you offer a 24/7 service? Why not just leave well alone until 
you've rebuilt latest ones and made sure that they are downloadable
via the website.

>>> The intent is that Alan's work above should be able to package
>>> everything that is of interest.   If there's something you really
>>> need, be in touch, but it'd be more productive if it was in the
>>> autobuilder (most things in the UPP were) and added to the above.
>> 
>> It would be better if you didn't break the website until an
>> alternative form of distribtion is actually available.

> You're right, it would be better, given the immature attitude
> you're demonstrating, to simply not bother.   But I persist,
> despite my better judgment.

Pack it in, I knew you wouldn't be able to resist arguing the toss at 
every occation, but breaking every download link on a whim is just too 
much.

>> I was after something to uncompress some old unix .tar.z's but
>> will obviously have to look elsewhere now.

> Correct.  But there was nothing there to handle them in any case.
> But if you'd bothered to look past the end of your selfish and childish
> assumptions, something could have easily been arranged for you.

Wrong. gzip will uncompress .z and then sparkfs handles the tar file.

> RISC OS will continue to deteriorate whilst we demonstrate our
> unwillingness to work together.  Fortunately the rest of the world
> has long since moved on and no longer cares about us.

How was your unilateral descision to remove everything, "working 
together"? Life is too short for this sort of crap.

---druck

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