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From: Roberto H. <rob...@ho...> - 2002-07-21 06:20:17
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Hi All, Nick and Sayamindu could u please clarify how all should proceed on the development front,what all we have to achieve?now i think every one is working on his own.let's first decide what we are going to build and for that what are the tools we are going to use then proceed with work.else every thing will be in mess. now i was working on VB and as mentioned some body on VC.so first remove all the confusion. As far as mine concerened i can work on Java,XML,WSDL P2P protocols other than VB. Regards Roberto ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sayamindu Dasgupta" <unm...@So...> To: <TH...@ma...> Cc: <eri...@li...>; "Hawaiian Dude" <cha...@pa...>; "Nick Mercer" <oub...@ya...>; "Mike Johnston" <tsu...@ga...>; "o0MattE0o" <o0m...@bl...>; "Roberto" <rob...@ho...> Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2002 8:52 PM Subject: Re: [Erica-developers] Re: Silis Web Browser... > hoy! > remember to cc me too :D > on principle i'm against anything derived from or related M$. > if we are making a GPLe'd OS, let everything related to be at least OSI > approved > using VB atleast brings forward a lot ofsecurity and licensing concerns > and regarding messenger system, I think, we can borrow from the > "Shoutbox" concept of POSTNuke > -regds- > Sayamindu > > On Sat, 2002-07-20 at 20:28, th1nk3r wrote: > > > > > sorry didn't checked my e-mail > > > wel I was working on the main part to get favorties working > > > wanted to use XP style but didn't worked very good with MDI forms > > > for the messenger thing, I was looking on sourceforge and their is a guy > > > that has made a complete messenger in VB a MSN clone with KaZaA extra's > > > > Hi, I don't kwow too much about VB. I'm experimented with VC++, but I think > > that we have more oportunities with a VC Browser than a VB.. the major > > problem is the vbruns.dll. We can do a browser in VC in little time thanks to > > the class CHtmlView. > > Well, perhaps in the future we can do two versions or a final version in VC > > ^_^ > > > > Another think, about the messenger, there are more suculent alternatives in > > Jabber. There are some MSN/ICQ/AOL/YAHOO/KaZaA clones for jabber, coded in > > VB. You can find info in www.jabbercentral.com ;) > > > > I can help with PHP, SQL, C++ and VC++. I'm studing now for the CCNA, and some > > Flash. > > > > -- > Sayamindu Dasgupta > Crazy GNU/Linux-er > http://www.peacefulaction.org/sayamindu > > > > ####[ Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ]########################### > > Sub : Pushing process into background (bash) LOST #278 > > To temporarily stop a running process, press Ctrl-z. And then > to push it in the background (so that it keeps running) type > 'bg'. To get it back to foreground later, type 'fg <progname>' > on the bash prompt when needed. > > ####<aji...@us...>##################### > |
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From: Sayamindu D. <unm...@So...> - 2002-07-20 15:18:47
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hoy! remember to cc me too :D on principle i'm against anything derived from or related M$. if we are making a GPLe'd OS, let everything related to be at least OSI approved using VB atleast brings forward a lot ofsecurity and licensing concerns and regarding messenger system, I think, we can borrow from the "Shoutbox" concept of POSTNuke -regds- Sayamindu On Sat, 2002-07-20 at 20:28, th1nk3r wrote: > > > sorry didn't checked my e-mail > > wel I was working on the main part to get favorties working > > wanted to use XP style but didn't worked very good with MDI forms > > for the messenger thing, I was looking on sourceforge and their is a guy > > that has made a complete messenger in VB a MSN clone with KaZaA extra's > > Hi, I don't kwow too much about VB. I'm experimented with VC++, but I think > that we have more oportunities with a VC Browser than a VB.. the major > problem is the vbruns.dll. We can do a browser in VC in little time thanks to > the class CHtmlView. > Well, perhaps in the future we can do two versions or a final version in VC > ^_^ > > Another think, about the messenger, there are more suculent alternatives in > Jabber. There are some MSN/ICQ/AOL/YAHOO/KaZaA clones for jabber, coded in > VB. You can find info in www.jabbercentral.com ;) > > I can help with PHP, SQL, C++ and VC++. I'm studing now for the CCNA, and some > Flash. > -- Sayamindu Dasgupta Crazy GNU/Linux-er http://www.peacefulaction.org/sayamindu ####[ Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ]########################### Sub : Pushing process into background (bash) LOST #278 To temporarily stop a running process, press Ctrl-z. And then to push it in the background (so that it keeps running) type 'bg'. To get it back to foreground later, type 'fg <progname>' on the bash prompt when needed. ####<aji...@us...>##################### |
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From: th1nk3r <TH...@ma...> - 2002-07-20 14:54:55
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> sorry didn't checked my e-mail > wel I was working on the main part to get favorties working > wanted to use XP style but didn't worked very good with MDI forms > for the messenger thing, I was looking on sourceforge and their is a gu= y > that has made a complete messenger in VB a MSN clone with KaZaA extra's Hi, I don't kwow too much about VB. I'm experimented with VC++, but I thi= nk=20 that we have more oportunities with a VC Browser than a VB.. the major=20 problem is the vbruns.dll. We can do a browser in VC in little time thank= s to=20 the class CHtmlView. Well, perhaps in the future we can do two versions or a final version in = VC=20 ^_^ Another think, about the messenger, there are more suculent alternatives = in=20 Jabber. There are some MSN/ICQ/AOL/YAHOO/KaZaA clones for jabber, coded i= n=20 VB. You can find info in www.jabbercentral.com ;) I can help with PHP, SQL, C++ and VC++. I'm studing now for the CCNA, and= some=20 Flash. --=20 ----------------------------------------------------------- =A1=A1=A1 Abajo los tecno-fascistas de la LSSI =20 la SGAE, los PPerros y el IRC-Hispano!!! =20 ----------------------------------------------------------- ICQ #: 60292865 =20 Jabber: th1nk3r =20 http://www.blacklord.net/ =20 ----------------------------------------------------------- La desconocida realidad =20 que escapa de nuestras mentes, =20 es un rebuscado puzzle de los sentidos... =20 Escucha los susurros de locura =20 que liberaran tu alma para siempre... =20 Observa los luminosos simbolos =20 negros como la noche... =20 Estudia mi Arcanum Metropoli... =20 ----------------------------------------------------------- |
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From: Sayamindu D. <unm...@So...> - 2002-07-17 16:00:54
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hi, first of all, i'm cc-ing to the mailing list now - so send all mails from now on to eri...@li... to subscribe to that list please go to https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/erica-developers On Tue, 2002-07-16 at 03:30, th1nk3r wrote: > Well, now I have a better idea about the system and the proyect. > We have to think about interesting matters about a normal OS versus a webtv, > and transport its to a web system.... > I have been thinking many time about an apple or ActiveX service that can > provide the visitor of a website with a semi-terminal, a window where you can > write some commands and get answers from the system. This can be a great > point in interactivity with the user. er.... i believe, that text mode commands is not a very good idea. u can't expect all users to know commands and stuffs. let's begin with point-n-click stuffs, and later. by looking at our user base, we might take a decision on "advanced options" let us now go for a Mac OS X/KDE 3.1 look ;) we would need very good designers for this > Recently I have seen a similar idea in the test and exams of Cisco Systems. > They emulate a router terminal from a web page with flash. > > Perhaps, we can use it as a kind of game... find the secret commands and win > more mb of space or some kind of points. > > What do U think about the idea? > What about the mailing list? where we have to write? > > Byez > > -- Another thing is that as a matter of policy, we must try to keep client side processing to the minimum - remember - that it's a web based OS :) And I think I'll get hold of a guy who has a web tv or something like that - that will help us make our tasks much more easier :D anybody having a a webtv here??? -cheers- sdg -- Sayamindu Dasgupta http://www.peacefulaction.org/sayamindu -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.1 G! d+ s-:- a--- C++(+) UL++>++++ P+ L+++ E--- W+++ N++>+++ o? k? w--- O- M- V- PS+ PE- Y+ PGP++ t+ 5? X- R* tv++ b+++ DI- D+ G++ e- h* !r !z+ ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------ |
