> > you convinced me. i remove my objection. > > Since Muli and Tzafrir agree on it, and I am also a bit convinced, let's > make a list of the projects: > > * PHP > * Sys-Call-Track
syscalltrack, please. > * My Stuff (Freecell Solver, FCFS RWLock - the rest are extermely > limited or not really maintained) > * Mulix' other stuff (Muli, is there anything you think deserve putting > there?) r2l definitely (haifux project written by tzafrir, me, choo, emil and i think you contributed some code too?). but maybe that would be under the "resources for israeli people". > * SVGAlib (I believe Matan Ziv-Av is the maintainer) > * We will refer people to the FAQ for Hebrew, Bidi or Israel specific > software. > * Nadav and Alon's ilsendsms script. > * IGLU-originated hacks - the mailing lists' list manager, the jobs > tracker/consultants list applet. > * MOSIX (almost forgot it) also openmosix, headed by moshe bar and contirbuted to by several israeli people (including me). > * IP-Noise (there are probably many more university projects out there > which are Open-Source. Should we mention all of them?) why not? > * XBanner - is it still maintained. > > And maybe there's more, but I can't think of them at the moment. There are > various issues with this list. Are we going to include projects done by > Israeli ex-patriats? How should we list the projects? Should we put > everything in an SQL database? Or just use a hand-maintained HTML page > with some nice CSS styles? Should projects be active or can they also be > dormant? whatever you decide (i couldnt care) make sure to post to linux-il and solicit responses from other developers. i know of several kernel projects done by israeli people. -- The ill-formed Orange Fails to satisfy the eye: http://vipe.technion.ac.il/~mulix/ Segmentation fault. http://syscalltrack.sf.net/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives available at http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/
