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From: Z3R0 O. <z3r...@us...> - 2003-01-01 09:01:15
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Hi Folks! I just wanted to drop a quick line to wish everyone a happy new year! I know it's been quiet the last few weeks, especially for me, but I'm sure everyone has been up to their ears in holiday activities, family gatherings, and food... ;-) I'm no exception; in fact, I'm probably the worst offender on this subject... Any ways, I just want to make sure that you all know that this project is not dead. In many ways, it's more alive than ever, and I want to thank each and every one of you for that. 2002 was a great year for this project, and I appreciate everyone that has contributed an idea, code, or just good advice. Thank you, and I'll see you on-line soon! Happy New Year!! Raymond |
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From: Raymond C. R. <z3r...@us...> - 2002-11-25 23:52:23
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Daniel Furrer <dan...@gm...> on Sunday, November 24 2002, 10:13:04 AM said: >I tested the alpha version and I like it quite much. It seems to load >and parse many >documents quite good, but also noticed some crashes. e.g. when I tried >to load www.yellowtab.com >or when hiding/expanding parts of the tree in the "DOM Inspector". I'm glad to hear that everything is working well overall. I tried to duplicate the crash on yellowtab.com but I didn't manage to duplicate it yet. It might be one of the seemingly random crashes in the HTTP protocol that have been around since it's last major overhaul. I'll look into it soon regardless. :-) The DOM viewer does seem to have some issues of its own as well; I'll be sure to have Mark see if he can duplicate that bug as well. Raymond -- Raymond "Z3R0 One" Rodgers z3r...@us... http://themis.sourceforge.net Any excuse will serve a tyrant. -- Aesop |
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From: Daniel F. <dan...@gm...> - 2002-11-24 18:16:54
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I tested the alpha version and I like it quite much. It seems to load and parse many documents quite good, but also noticed some crashes. e.g. when I tried to load www.yellowtab.com or when hiding/expanding parts of the tree in the "DOM Inspector". Daniel "Assimil8or" Furrer |
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From: Raymond C. R. <z3r...@us...> - 2002-11-23 19:10:34
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Apparently I made the most recent build available a little too quietly... :) It's been up and available for two full days without a single download... Shocking...! :) So, just so every one on the lists knows, check out the November 21 "Themis Alpha Release" at http://sourceforge.net/project/ showfiles.php?group_id=13124 . Feel free to spread the word to other interested parties. :-) Raymond -- Raymond "Z3R0 One" Rodgers z3r...@us... http://themis.sourceforge.net The Fifth Rule: You have taken yourself too seriously. |
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From: Raymond C. R. <z3r...@us...> - 2002-11-08 02:46:24
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Just to make sure that everyone knows... SourceForge.net Team <no...@so...> on Thursday, November 07 2002, 11:33:35 AM said: >Greetings, >This message contains vital details regarding two upcoming outages which >will affect the access of you and your developers to the SourceForge.net >site and project resources. Please read this message carefully. >You are receiving this message because this email address is associated >with the account of a project administrator of a project currently >hosted on SourceForge.net (https://sourceforge.net). This message has >been sent in accordance with our "Guidelines Regarding Notification for >SourceForge.net Site Changes", as found in the Site Docs collection of >SourceForge.net >On 2002-11-14 (Thursday), the SourceForge.net site, project mailing >list services, and the primary download server (which handles the >redirects for all download requests) will be offline for a period of >two to three hours, starting at 16:00 Pacific (GMT-8). >On 2002-11-17 (Sunday), project CVS services, project shell services, >project web services (including all VHOSTs), and project database >services will be offline for a period of up to twelve hours, starting >at 10:00 Pacific (GMT-8). Project web services will be restored first, >but will be brought up initially with read-only access to project group >directory space. Static web content will be served correctly during this >time period, but application-driven and database-dependent content and >CGI scripts will not function correctly. Issues encountered during this >time period SHOULD NOT be reported to SourceForge.net; they are an >expected side-effect of this outage. >Both outages (2002-11-14 at 16:00 for 3 hours, and 2002-11-17 at 10:00 >for 12 hours) have been scheduled to permit the relocation of site >hardware by SourceForge.net staff. >All inquiries regarding this outage, SourceForge.net, or your project >on SourceForge.net should be directed to the SourceForge.net team by >submitting a Support Request. Support IS NOT provided via email. >To submit a Support Request: >https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=1&atid=200001 >Thank you, >SourceForge.net staff -- Raymond "Z3R0 One" Rodgers z3r...@us... http://themis.sourceforge.net A lack of leadership is no substitute for inaction. |
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From: Raymond \Z. One\ R. <z3r...@us...> - 2002-10-21 06:05:10
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Hi folks, Over the last few weeks, I've had several people ask about a PPC version of Themis and/or about problems compiling on PPC. As you may or may not know, I have a PPC machine myself that I barely use, but I haven't had BeOS running on it at all. (It's a Umax PPC machine, I believe a S900 that Be was about to throw out when I rescued it courtesy of Joe Tarsha.) Well, I successfully managed to install BeOS on the machine about a week ago, on my little Quantum 850 MB SCSI drive I had stuck in the machine when I got it. That's the good news; I now know how to get BeOS running on it and have it properly configured to run it. The bad news, as you might be guessing right about now, is that 850 MB drive which I considered as reliable as the sun or moon died right after installation. As I don't want to wipe the primary drive in my PPC to install BeOS, this has complicated things a bit. I came into a bit of money last week, and I have ordered a new SCSI drive for the machine, and I should have it sometime this week. Once I do, I'll see what I can do about getting BeOS and Themis up and running on this old bucket of parts, and let you kind folks know. Raymond |
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From: Raymond \Z. One\ R. <z3r...@us...> - 2002-09-11 21:01:21
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Sorry to spam the lists, but I wanted to announce the new forum I just= created: "Future Versions" @ https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=3D2100= 65 This forum will be for discussions and thoughts about =97 as the title=20 implies =97 future versions of Themis. Discussions about just about anything= =20 related to Themis can be discussed here, but it is primarily meant for=20 generating ideas for the design of the browser. For instance, I will be posting my ideas and thoughts for the major rewrite= =20 that I want to do before Themis hits version 2.0. Yes, I know this is a bit= =20 far off, but there's nothing wrong with getting these thoughts out in the= open. I ask that if you have an interest in Themis, that you spread the word to=20 others that might also have an interest, and post your brains out in the=20 forums and/or mailing lists. :-) Thanks for your time, Raymond |
