JoseAlberto wrote:
If you want to help, you are welcome :)
Jose,
Well, as a sporadic consultant, that is currently working
more that 40 hours per week, kids, coaching, fixer-upper
house and a nagging wife (living the good life), I'm a
bit taxed at the moment. However, as soon as my work
load slows a bit I actually would like to get involved.
I was thinking of working with the basic (new) rendition of
GNAP and writing some 'cookbooks' for neat projects with
detailed steps for folks to follow. Being old and worn out, I'm
definitely not as sharp as some of the younger talent amongst the
gentoo crowd.
So I'll drop you a line, when I get some extra (cpu) cycles...
hopefully in the next few weeks.
James
El lun, 25-08-2008 a las 07:52 -0400, wireless escribió:
JoseAlberto wrote:
Hi :)
we are working on it. You can see the progress in
http://code.google.com/p/gnap-dev/
Excellent!
I've always been a big fan of the whole GNAP concept and
offering. I think it is a fantastic project for folks
to reuse old hardware, and as a teaching tool
for those of a more inquisitive nature.
I can hardly wait to test-drive the results of your efforts,
and spread the word to many folks and kids that have
old hardware and nothing interesting to use it for.
sincerely,
James
