Greetings,
While Chuck's style appeals to me quite a bit, I think the "public
image" of Webware could be spiced up a bitso I tossed this together:
http://home.etria.org/webware/
(in case I break something before anyone checks:
http://home.etria.org/~tvon/webware_site.png)
Comments? Should
On 03/29/2003 10:25:26 PM webware-devel-admin wrote:
> While Chuck's style appeals to me quite a bit, I think the "public
>image" of Webware could be spiced up a bitso I tossed this together:
>
>http://home.etria.org/webware/
FWIW, I like it...
...Edmund.
Looks pretty sharp.
For what it's worth, when I put up the 0.8 release on SF, I checked into
getting it running with a OneShot adapter, but the SF servers were not
compatible with it. It turns out there is some sort of bug that results
in various segfaults with some math functions. In particu
On Sat, 2003-03-29 at 23:51, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
> Looks pretty sharp.
Thanks :)
> For what it's worth, when I put up the 0.8 release on SF, I checked into
> getting it running with a OneShot adapter, but the SF servers were not
> compatible with it. It turns out there is some sort of bug
On Sat, 2003-03-29 at 21:25, Tom von Schwerdtner wrote:
> http://home.etria.org/webware/
Cool... yes, we definitely could use a different homepage. There's a
perception -- unfortunately not entirely unfounded -- that Webware isn't
going anywhere. I think we've been making some more progress late
On 03/30/2003 01:53:10 AM Ian wrote:
>There's a perception -- unfortunately not entirely unfounded -- that
Webware isn't
>going anywhere. I think we've been making some more progress lately,
>and a new website could help people better realize that. I like the
>design.
Website design aside, tha
