Also, I noticed that the old swordreader website ( http://crosswire.org/swordreader/index.jsp ) has the only download listed as version 1.0.0 (http://crosswire.org/swordreader/download.jsp ). Perhaps given the renewed focus on the user interface and usability should qualify this as a new build (1.1.*) or even a completely new version (2.*.*), which to me makes sense given the entirely new direction and attention that the project is getting.
Just a thought. -David On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 10:37 PM, David Overcash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Once the developers had this hammered out (I hope documented)--work began, >> and I believe here is someone here who knows what has gone into each >> package >> to enhance it. As we have seen, there are also members here who know what >> went into the code, as test code, and once th results were gathered, the >> code never came out. If documented, maybe on the wiki, or the >> swordreader.org website information and documentation for developers. > > > Just so you all know... I'm currently working on the swordreader.orgwebsite > and hopefully will have it nearly complete by Thursday, and mostly > populated with all content by the end of next week. This will, ideally, > help us center the goals of the project and development together. I haven't > talked to David (Trotz) about it yet, but we should probably migrate or > create a wiki at wiki.swordreader.org just for swordreader development. > > -David > >
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