On Wed, Sep 02, 2020 at 07:34:57PM -0600, Glenn Golden wrote:
> NOTE: This file.io file sharing site is download-once-then-auto-delete,
> so grab it before anyone else on the list does. :)
Hey Glenn,
Alas, it's already a 404 -- so I guess something/one beat me to it.
Perhaps you could send me
Hi Thomas,
Thomas Adam [2020-09-02 20:45:52 +0100]:
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> If it's not too much of a cheek to ask, would it possible for you to provide
> all the Fvwm files across those CDs you've listed?
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Sure, here's a URL (fvwm_eclectia.tar):
https://file.io/1vTaVmFWfEBs
It has all the
On Wed, Sep 02, 2020 at 01:23:49PM -0600, Glenn Golden wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
Hello Glenn -- hope you're well.
> Let me know which (if any) files you'd like, I'll tar them up and dump them
> on a public file site somewhere. (Or, if there's wider historical interest
> than just the FVWM stuff, I can
Hi Thomas,
Thomas Adam [2020-09-02 18:05:31 +0100]:
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> So, dust off your spinning rust disks, your DATs, and carrier pidgeons, and
> let me know if there's anything out there worthy of salvaging.
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Ok, a brief pith-helmet safari into the local Dead Sea Scrolls here
Hi all,
I'm planning on piecing together a richer timeline of how Fvwm started. It
feels like a good time to do this now. I know there's existing Fvwm history
page which is a really good start [1], but I was wondering if I could take
that a stage further to back it up with Fvwm releases.
I
