Likewise! We also intend to advance Ruby commercially.
See: www.regobot.co.il (English translation hopefully
to be completed over the next few days). In all
earnest, Shaul, my sidekick and myself have busied
ourselves mostly with matters external to the code
itself, but we would be pleased to help in any small
way we can as have the fellows (ladies?) at Groovix.
Our warmest pat on the back to James Simmons, Aivils,
Svetlio and all the others who have toiled so much to
bring Ruby to where it is today.
Yitzhak Bar Geva
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> 1. Re: multiuser scripts from a commercial vendor
> (James Simmons)
> > Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2005 23:09:43 +0100 (BST)
> From: James Simmons <jsi...@ww...>
> To: Michael Pardee <mp...@op...>
> CC: lin...@li...,
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> Subject: Re: multiuser scripts from a commercial
> vendor
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> > This is long overdue, but I'd like to formally
> offer something back to
> > this project. My company sells pre-configured
> Linux machines including
> > multi-user systems, and everything we do is open
> source. While we don't
> > have the bandwidth to offer our full install disc
> for download, for
> > starters I've made a small page containing the
> most relevant scripts for
> > the linux console project:
> >
> > http://groovix.com/linuxconsole.html
> >
> > Among other things, Groovix scripts detect how
> many users to run, handle
> > multi-user sound, and let you plug in mice,
> keyboards, sound cards, and
> > video cards wherever you want, while maintaining
> consistent assignment
> > between reboots. They are pretty simple scripts,
> but work well.
> >
> > You might also get a lot of useful info just by
> browsing our site,
> > including exact specifications on what hardware we
> use. We tried to give
> > you guys credit, currently at
> http://groovix.com/faq.html , third question
> > down. If you have any questions or suggestions you
> can send email directly
> > to lin...@gr... as we don't always
> keep up with this
> > mailing list.
>
> Wow!!! I guess you beat me to the punch. I was
> planning to try to start
> a company to support this project and so I could
> actually work on it full
> time. I even wanted to hire the other developers
> here over time. As you
> must of noticed progress is at a snail pace here
> because we all have to
> pay the bills and no one ever cared about this
> project. I have in the past
> asked distros and other people for support but
> nobody cared :-(
> The original code I wrote 2 years ago. Originally
> we had much more code
> but Vojtech merged in the input changes and I merged
> the fbdev changes
> into 2.6.X. More fbdev changes need to go in but the
> majority of it is
> done. Recently I have been busy with the fbdev layer
> but since I work for a
> living doing something else that progress is at a
> snail pace as well. Again
> nobody cares. So Aivils has been handling this core
> code base.
> Thanks for the scripts but I doubt you will hire
> the developers here as
> I was hoping too. This just sends another stake
> threw my heart.
>
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