So what is your point?
- that we need a whole lot more people working on this. We already know,
either people will volunteer or they won't.
- that you don't know how to help. You said you can see problems. Tell us
you are going to fix those problems. Then do it.
- that we need: coders,
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So what is your point?
- that we need a whole lot more people working on this. We already know
Matthew L. Avizinis wrote:
Well, now that I consider it more, I have to say that I guess I am just used
to a corporate way of developing software that has a definite
administrative structure and plan of action with people assigned specific
tasks. Since I've never worked on an Open Source
At 07:31 AM 2/6/02 +0100, you wrote:
I think that most people need some encouragement to take the
plunge in murky waters
and since so many seem to feel generous this week, allow me to
toss my hat into the ring - we would be pleased to help out with the
awt renderer and the print renderer --
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As far as using FOP it is still in the early development stages. So you
can evaluate it and use it if it is good enough for your needs.
Due to the
missing features and bugs etc. it is harder to evaluate and may
Matthew,
Yes, we're all entitled to a little ranting now and then. So I'll rant
a little, and end with a few practical suggestions.
As to who's in charge: Arved is the man, but Arved has recently started
a new job, so you can imagine what his current situation is.
Nonetheless, he is
On Thursday 07 February 2002 03:57, Arved Sandstrom wrote:
. . .
If you do some code and want to
see it added to the main or maintenance branches, then the onus is on
one or more committers to explain why it's a bad idea, but there must
be a good reason.
. . .
To make sure there is no
To make sure there is no confusion about this, could someone clarify
(once more I guess) what exactly the main and maintenance branches
are, and how to get the source code for both of them?
You get the main branch by getting the sources from CVS without a tag.
The maintenance branch is
As far as using FOP it is still in the early development stages. So you
can evaluate it and use it if it is good enough for your needs. Due to the
missing features and bugs etc. it is harder to evaluate and may be a
problem if you want to extend how you use it.
In terms of the current
I think you are right Keiron,
I would like to contribute to this software, I would of course like to
begin with the code that is an issue for me but I am ready to hear where to
look and what to do either in the maintenance branch or in the redesign one.
(For the story, my fop issues are with
Keiron,
Welcome back. Been on holidays?
Looking at the number of people who have expressed an interest in being
of some help, I thought it might be of some use for you or Karen, or
both, to run a school. I appreciate that many of the thorny problems
with fop require the redesign, but if
On Tuesday 05 February 2002 23:25, Peter B. West wrote:
. . .
I think that most people need some encouragement to take the
plunge in murky waters.
I agree, make sense with the various offers for help that came up in
the last few weeks.
- Bertrand
Matt Savino wrote::
Actually I am willing to volunteer a few hours a week towards anything
the group needs done. I know it's not much, but if there's some admin or
minor programming task that no one wants to do, etc.
I think that one of the best ways anyone can contribute with just a few
hours
Pete Tribulski wrote:
One of our primary tenets is no beta software should be included in
production applications.
This is a problem statement for any open source software. Although a
particular version may be called a release in Open Source circles this
usually does mean that it is still
Thanks Alex, point taken. I would love nothing more than to help with
the redesign for the challenge and experience. I think FOP is a great
project that the world needs yesterday. Unfortunately my company already
has too much work for me and my clone, and there's no money in the
budget for a
Actually I am willing to volunteer a few hours a week towards anything
the group needs done. I know it's not much, but if there's some admin or
minor programming task that no one wants to do, etc.
Matt Savino wrote:
Thanks Alex, point taken. I would love nothing more than to help with
the
First off, thank you for what looks like a fantastic effort. I admire (and
am envious of) each of you who have found the time to contribute to such a
valuable project.
I am involved with the approval process for bringing new technology into
our company. We have several development groups who
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First off, thank you for what looks like a fantastic effort. I admire (and
am envious of) each of you who have found the time to contribute to such a
valuable project.
I am involved
House
XSL Formatter. I can't comment on the price.
Expect other comments. :-)
Regards,
Arved Sandstrom
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On Friday 25 January 2002 00:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
. . .
I see some notes about the inclusion of jfor (RTF output) into the FOP
project. I think that would be really cool, and speaks very well of the
effort put in thus far. Anyone care to comment on
On Friday 25 January 2002 00:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
. . .
I am involved with the approval process for bringing new technology into
our company. We have several development groups who have seen the FOP
engine and would like to include it their applications.
. . .
One of our primary
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