Re: [Unityca-announce] UnityCA mailing lists (unityca-developers)

[Adam B. <ad...@ad...>]

Christian,

Thanks for heading this up -- so far the work seems to be going great 
(and I'm glad you're finding your way around SF nicely).

I apologize that I've been absent so much recently but Hurricane Ivan 
(the silly name given to the storm now creeping its way up the 
southeastern US) is causing a ridiculous number of problems with 
families having to evacuate et al.

(My immediate family is no where near the coast, but we have friends and 
extended family members who are...so we've been having to help them with 
finding accomodations and boarding up their homes, stuff like that.)

Anyway, I'll be back in the 'real world' so we can talk hopefully before 
too long...supposedly the storm will subside in a few days(?) but we'll see.

Anyway, thanks again for all your hard work thus far (especially for 
pulling everyone onto the mailing list!) and I'll talk more with you soon.

AB

Christian Barmala wrote:

> Hi,
>
> you subscribed to unityca-announce mailing list but only Adam and 
> Andreas subscribed to unityca-developers. If you want to help us with 
> coding, please join this list too.
>
> I suggest we discusse general and policy related issues in announce 
> (or a yet to be configured list) and technical issues like "who will 
> upload which code to the cvs" or "should this method be a private or 
> public" in developers.
>
> Regarding development: I didn't get any feed-back except from Andreas. 
> Does
> this mean "no news is good news" and you fully agree with everything I 
> do?
>
> I'm quite sure there are many routines in the code, which require 
> explanations, so feel free to ask. If you should have missed my
> previous posting, read 
> https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=5536854&forum_id=42189. 
>
>
> Philipp told me he was surprized how few files are in the CVS: The 
> idea was
> not that I build a complete system and you evaluate it, but WE build this
> system. I can contribute many pieces of code from my old system, but they
> need some adaption because I hardcoded many items, while you may have 
> seen
> that currently one of the largest components is the configurator. If you
> have questions or opinions about this, let's discuss them in developers.
>
> Christian
>
>
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