Dear Kresten,
Congratulations with the new release of Phenomenalog and the launch
of the website. As you know, I am questioning the interface and the
complexity of the application a little, but you are aware of the
potential problems and I am very impressed by way to turned your
vision into a real-world application available to everyone for free.
I know how difficult it is to keep a large and complex project like
Phenomenalog going and take my hat off to you.
If you would like to put a banner to your new web site on the Economy-
x-Talk homepage, just send me one of the right size and I'll put it
on-line. I have quite some experience with Arabic texts in
Revolution, even though I don't understand a single word Arabic. I
recommend that you write me off-list and let me know what you would
like to achieve.
Best regards,
Mark
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Consultancy and Software Engineering
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Op 17-jun-2006, om 3:27 heeft Kresten Bjerg het volgende geschreven:
Invitation to try using and collaborate on an ”elaboratable”
diary program and set of glyph-fonts:
Phenomenalog 16.3.9.
As difficult as it is to explain and convince about the empowerment
afforded by cross-platform REV,
what we need may be a demonstration-case fit to appeal to basic
human existential needs across
regions and cultures and languages, outside (and inside) of
professional circles
With laptops by the millions reaching all cultures and age groups
( MIT $100- laptop to Africa
putting this process in the right perspective) , the freeware
inroad can be seen as a strategically
( and ideologically ) sound way of promoting the interest &
demands for all which Rev (and Linux) stands for.
We are now making public a beta-version of a new rev stack
aggregate, PHENOMENALOG ,
- a (quite complicated) new kind of tool, for all types of non-
professional users
to develop their own very private electronic diary, fitting it to
their personal idiosyncracies and relevances.
It is freeware, and meant to be improved and optimized,
immediately and on further time horizons,
through the feedbacks from prospective users, and, in the first
phase, * of course *:
primarily the REV-community as represented in this site.
.
We have now established a basic site for the program:
www.phenomenalog.dk , where Its functions are explained ,
where standalones - with necessary folders and fonts, manual etc -
(for Windows, MacFAT, MaxOSX and Linux )
can be downloaded, where the ”Phenomenalog Manual”, and the
glyphfont libraries can be inspected
without installing the fonts , where a Forum for reporting,
suggesting and discussing has been opened. and where
credits are given (not least to the help we have received from
Mark Schonewille (Economy-X-talk.com)
Sarah Reichelt and her DateTime.rev collection, Richmond Mathewson
for his Paint widgets, Eric Chatonet,
Klaus Major, Mark Talluto and others.)
The theoretical rationale is explained in the paper: "The global
future of the electronic diary" - to be found at
www.psy.ku.dk/bjerg
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