Well this time i -did- receive my own email this time.. don't know why i didn't get it the last time.. The 2nd attempt also shows up in the archives properly this time.. sourceforge glitch?
On 8/29/07, Pieter Mees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It's normal that you don't receive your own mails from the mailing list. > I believe you can configure this in your subscription on SF. I received > that mail on Tuesday. > > Insite Mees-Delbeke VOF > Zomerstraat 29A > 9270 Laarne > Telefoon: 09 367 96 34 > GSM: 0478 44 96 04 > E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Site: http://www.insitehosting.be > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Sander van Rossen > Sent: woensdag 29 augustus 2007 9:55 > To: sharpos-developers@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: [SharpOS Developers] about sharpws / keymap (2nd attempt) > > Odd... i send this email to the mailing list a couple of days ago.. > but it never returned to me (is that normal behaviour?) > On the other hand i can see the title of the mail on the sourceforge > mailing list page, but the mail itself doesn't show up when i click it > and browse trough all the emails... weird huh? > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Sander van Rossen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Aug 28, 2007 4:09 PM > Subject: sharpws / keymap etc. > To: SharpOS-Developers@lists.sourceforge.net > > > I've been working at a client the last month and things have been way > too busy for me to contribute to sharpos.. (or give enough attention > to my family) > but from next week on (i hope) i'll have more time to spend on sharpos > once again. > (and my family ;)) > > > > I noticed the complete overhaul in the repository.. wow, lots of changes > looks good :) > too bad it doesn't run too well tough :-/ > but i guess that will be fixed soon.. > > > > I spend a little time on sharpws, cleaned things a bit up so that it > actually compiles ;) > still doesn't run tough. > I was thinking tough.. right now sharpws has a library called sharpws > and an executable called sharpws-server.. > now it's not entirely clear, but it looks like the library has some > client and common code.. > maybe it's better to have 3 parts instead of 2; > the client, the server and the host. > > The host is basically the actuall machine, the hardware if you will.. > here are all the things that the client / server have in common and > where they get all their resources from. > The client and server parts only handle the protocol part of it all > basically. > > This way it should also be simpler to have multiple servers and > multiple clients, which could be usefull at some point. > > I'm also really concerned about font rendering, i did a bit of > research into it a while ago and to say it's complicated is an > understatement.. it's a whole research field on it's own! > I think it's best to use bitmapped fonts for a while, and maybe > eventually try to port (eek!) something like freetype to get proper > font rendering working.. > > > > Also, i looked at the keymapping part and i realized that besides > numlock mode is basically more or less the same (from a keymapping > pov) as capslock mode. > Also, the meanings of some keys are also different when you press > ctrl, like pause/break etc. > > Which just makes me feel that key maps might need to be more flexible > and handle as much 'modes' as they need. > I haven't put much tought in it tough, just made the observation. > > > > I'm sure you all the papers on singularity, they have some interesting > ideas on having driver manifests that define which ports/irq/dma's > etc. the drivers use.. > Which helps automatically check at install time if drivers would have > conflicts, and helps port/irq/dma resource management.. > Shouldn't be too hard to implement something simular using stubs and > attributes.. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > - > This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. > Still grepping through log files to find problems? 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