David Graser wrote: > Hi Adrian > > Could you delete the icon theme deletemes I have accumulated in Netlabs > incoming/ > > Thanks, > > David > > Hi Adrian I have more deletemes for you to delete. David
IIRC it was Martin Lafaix who maintained Rexx Widgets. When I wrote my widgets I sent the code to him. See http://lafaix.online.fr/index.html. Bye Cris On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 4:58 PM, Gregg Young <ygk <at> qwest.net> wrote: > Hi > > I have some code changes I would like to add to the rexx widgets (a fix > for the F1 crash in some apps (PMView) when one of the rexx widgets is > installed). Who has access? I contacted Paul he doesn't. Thanks > > Gregg > >
Hi all, For some time the #netlabs IRC channel is on the eCS IRC Network. This worked pretty fine but some weeks ago the network started to get permanent netsplits. The frequency of the split was rising a lot and by now we have more splits than anything else. Also the channel doesn't have an operator anymore, that got lost in the splits too somehow. I got several complains by users and I for myself am not really happy anymore either. I tried to post to the eCS Network mailinglist to get some comments but that mail never appeared, not sure if that list is still up or not. I talked to some people on #netlabs about a move. While some are for a move, others say they prefer to stay on the eCS Network because netlabs.org is still heavily liked to eComStation. While I do not disagree about that I don't see any improvement in the network itself. We started talking about the issues weeks ago and nothing changed so far. My proposal is thus to change network once and forever (I hope) to Freenode. This is the place for OSS projects nowadays and this would make sense once we push the Voyager idea anyway because many coders are already on that network. Freenode is pretty stable from my experience (I use it for years for other channels I visit). Only drawback is that users have to register in(Continue reading)
Hi Adrian, On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 14:52:27 UTC, Adrian Gschwend <ktk <at> netlabs.org> wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > My proposal is thus to change network once and forever (I hope) to > Freenode. This is the place for OSS projects nowadays and this would > make sense once we push the Voyager idea anyway because many coders are > already on that network. It's just an IRC network - I'm not fussed - I'll follow #netlabs wherever it goes..... and if this is on freenode - I'm more likely to lurk in some of the other channels on freenode too :) -- -- Cheers, Paul.
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 14:52:27 UTC, Adrian Gschwend <ktk <at> netlabs.org> wrote: > For some time the #netlabs IRC channel is on the eCS IRC Network. This > worked pretty fine but some weeks ago the network started to get > permanent netsplits. That started many months ago. > The frequency of the split was rising a lot and by > now we have more splits than anything else. > Also the channel doesn't have an operator anymore, that got lost in the > splits too somehow. Even that should be a simple thing to fix, but it seems no admins in that network really cares. > My proposal is thus to change network once and forever (I hope) to > Freenode. This is the place for OSS projects nowadays and this would > make sense once we push the Voyager idea anyway because many coders are > already on that network. I really don't like that idea. 1'st of all, we really don't need a network of IRC either, as even the whole eCS community couldn't pull 1 server to its limits. Forcing us into a large network with a bunch of rules we really don't need - forcing us to find new names because others are already using what we use today..... well, I don't see any good for us in this. All we need is for Netlabs to start is own IRC server (again(Continue reading)), then out nice little community will be restored without netsplits and other annoying problems.
Brendan Oakley wrote: > I'm not sure how important my opinion is here, though. It seems like > this has already been decided. Just please do not expect me on > Freenode. ok I see that some people do not like Freenode, what exactly is the reason for that? I use it for years and I don't see any problem with this network. cu Adrian
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 14:52:27 UTC, Adrian Gschwend <ktk <at> netlabs.org> wrote: > For some time the #netlabs IRC channel is on the eCS IRC Network. This > worked pretty fine but some weeks ago the network started to get > permanent netsplits. The frequency of the split was rising a lot and by > now we have more splits than anything else. I forgot to tell about another simple solution. Simply change the Netlabs channel, to a local channel on only one of the current IRC servers. As this forces any1 to use the same server, you have no more netsplit problems. Of course, you can not use the server, that Netlabs is currently pointing to, as it doesn't handle DCC requests. (and why on earth you have been doing this for a year now, I really don't understand) -- Yoda
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