Hi people I've copied a transcript from my correspondence with Scour Inc. (online file sharing system) and their explanation of why they don't have a Linux client: Isaac Aaron Azorim Construction PS: I hope this is relevant to the list. Please excuse me if it doesn't. I has to amuse myself. Reply #1: http://sixpak.cs.ucla.edu/psx/ >Do you have a Linux client? > >Thanks, >Isaac Aaron > My Post to that reply: It that the way your Windows client look like too? A command line tool is not exactly what I had in mind. I meat more like a graphical client written by Scour Inc., or a fully-functional graphical client written by someone else. For example, I use a client called 'gnapster' to connect to Napster servers, and it offers me all the features I'm looking for (or maybe not, but I'm satisfied, and I've never seen the Windows Napster client so I don't exactly know if I'm missing anything). BTW-I've never seen the Scour Windows client either (I just checked out your very cool website and looked for a way to connect to the system). Thanks Isaac Aaron Reply #2: With the punch line: > It that the way your Windows client look like too? No. There are screen shots of the Windows client on sx.scour.com. > A command line tool is not exactly what I had in mind. > I meat more like a graphical client written by Scour Inc., or a > fully-functional graphical client written by someone else. Console tools are the linux way! Others are working on QT and GTK based clients. You can track development on the opendev mailing list (linked from the Open Development page). Vince -- ----------------------------------- Vince Busam Scour, Inc. http://scour.com/ ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
