Re: [toolbox] add TCOBrowser

[Maarten S. <maa...@xs...>]

On 23 Jun 2005, at 16:12, Adam R. Maxwell wrote:

> Please add TCOBrowser to the list of participating projects: =20
> <http://tcobrowser.sf.net/>, BSD license; let me know what info you =20=

> want, if any.  I've been sort of hesitant to advertise it, since it =20=

> was the first Cocoa project I wrote from scratch, and parts of it =20
> are fairly ugly.

I've updated the about page on the web-site with information of what =20
I need:

+ the web-address where I can find your project,
+ the full icon of your application, in =93.png=94 format,
+ the text that should appear next to the icon on the participating =20
projects page.

This text should briefly describe what your application does, what is =20=

special about it, and what the future plans are. This description is =20
geared towards developers, so advertise why other developers should =20
take a look at the sources (they might find something of interest =20
there).

Please send the mail from the address you used to subscribe to the =20
mailing list, that allows me to check the subscription.

> I don't have web pages or anything for my BibTeX/DVI spotlight =20
> importers, and I don't think they're worth setting up a sf.net =20
> project for, but the source is available on request (BSD license).  =20=

> (I could open up my cvs server, but I don't want the maintenance =20
> hassle).

Once I figure out, and find the time to do it, I'll add some of my =20
smaller project scripts to the CVS of this project. After that I can =20
add some other smaller projects there as well, and the importers =20
would be interesting for these purposes.

> Oh, I could also contribute my NSFileManager category for extended =20
> attributes if anyone besides J=E9r=F4me is interested :).  Maybe =20
> BibDesk should start storing character encoding in xattrs?

See my previous remark: either as a normal file download, or in the =20
CVS for the project. Sunchronisation between your and my tree would =20
be a bit of a mess, but otherwise I think this is the project to =20
store such small code libraries.

Maarten