Re: How Else to Interact with Browser (was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

Marielle Lange wrote: The forum frontend (http://forums.runrev.com/) is available for any passerby to see, and it is a very quiet place... Hence the 'sadest Forum I've seen' comment. Many have used these forums to make the same comments :-). Now now, that would rally put newbies off! I'm

Re: How Else to Interact with Browser (was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

The forum frontend (http://forums.runrev.com/) is available for any passerby to see, and it is a very quiet place... Hence the 'sadest Forum I've seen' comment. Many have used these forums to make the same comments :-). I'm evaluating several development options, some of which track differ

Re: How Else to Interact with Browser (was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

Marielle Lange wrote: And that Forum... That's got to be the sadest Forum I've ever seen. Any newbie hitting that would surely be put off. [...] Didn't see that one. And I can't, not a member of the forum... Uh? What is your first comment based on if you never had a chance to see these forum

Re: How Else to Interact with Browser (was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

And that Forum... That's got to be the sadest Forum I've ever seen. Any newbie hitting that would surely be put off. [...] Didn't see that one. And I can't, not a member of the forum... Uh? What is your first comment based on if you never had a chance to see these forums? Based on what yo

Re: How Else to Interact with Browser(was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

Marielle Lange a *crit : > > Then I want to be paid for Marketing. :) > > Believe it or not but they seem interested in doing just that: > > Become a Revolution Community Partner > > $$$. We have a compensation model based on sales

Re: How Else to Interact with Browser (was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

Hiya, Marielle Lange wrote: Hi Luis, No really, if it needed this level of forum debate, they had not been listening before. We had that discussion 6 months ago, making many of the points you make in this email. Discussing them at full length. Over the last 6 months, various changes have t

Re: How Else to Interact with Browser (was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

Hi Luis, No really, if it needed this level of forum debate, they had not been listening before. We had that discussion 6 months ago, making many of the points you make in this email. Discussing them at full length. Over the last 6 months, various changes have taken place, with among othe

Re: How Else to Interact with Browser (was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

Andre Garzia wrote: jbv, I think you're being kinda naive, first there's no linux company making big bucks by distributing free linux, if you're talking about Red Hat and friends, they are selling premium support at a very company-wise rate, and thats how they make money. They are selling ser

Re: How Else to Interact with Browser (was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

jbv wrote: > I for one have been waiting for 3 years to have some vector > graphics implemented in Rev. Have you looked into the new vector graphics subsystem in v2.7? What sorts of vector enhancements are you looking for? Andre wrote: > there's no linux company making big bucks by distribut

Re: How Else to Interact with Browser (was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

jbv, I think you're being kinda naive, first there's no linux company making big bucks by distributing free linux, if you're talking about Red Hat and friends, they are selling premium support at a very company-wise rate, and thats how they make money. They are selling service. That does

Re: How Else to Interact with Browser (was Re:RevolutionWebBrowserPlugin)

Viktoras and all, > What about Runtime > Revolution joining "the club"... > just for the pleasure of throwing more gasoline on a possible flame war ;-), I must confess that I'm wondering if we all don't get stuck in a wrong situation : waiting for RunRev to fix bugs, waiting for RunRev to join