Justin,
Can you update us on the status of Linux support in the 4.10 release?
What is left to be done?
EdB
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Hi,
> Can you update us on the status of Linux support in the 4.10 release?
> What is left to be done?
See JIRA but basically I think the the bare minimum would be:
- Work out a way to obtain the compiled zip of pixel bender files or host them
somewhere.
- Get all the mustella tests to compile.
For the Pixelbender zip... Can't we 'produce' it on the Jenkins build
machine and publish them as a 'nightly'?
EdB
On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 3:09 PM, Justin Mclean wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> Can you update us on the status of Linux support in the 4.10 release?
>> What is left to be done?
>
> See JIRA but
On Jun 30, 2013 6:10 AM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > Can you update us on the status of Linux support in the 4.10 release?
> > What is left to be done?
>
> See JIRA but basically I think the the bare minimum would be:
> - Work out a way to obtain the compiled zip of pixel bender files or
HI,
> But very little help in actually fixing these issues. I wish more folks
> helped out with these issues.
I've put everything in JIRA and sorted out most of the issues, the last bits in
that list shouldn't actually be that hard but I currently don't have spare time
to work on it.
> What ab
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I think it will be a lot of work to get the pbk files to compile to pbj on
Linux. What would it take to be able to say that the installer can
install the convenience binary on Linux?
It might be possible to use Apache Extras for the pbj files.
Adobe is on summer break this week, but after that,
Hi,
While we're still ironing out the mustella test server, some tests are now
breaking for me. I think sometime in the last couple of days some checkin
broke tests in:
Managers/StyleManager/AdvancedCSS
Components/DateField
Gumbo/components/FTETextField.
If you've made changes recently could yo
Hi, I am a fan of Flex, I love Flex very much, most of my projects are done by
using Flex.
> I'm not entirely convinced that this is the best route, but it certainly is a
> clean route to take. I'm afraid about community fragmentation and basically
> leaving out current Flex on FP users, becaus
There have been some talk about porting Flex visuals to Starling in the
past. I have seen Starling demos at our Flash usergroup meetings and I
would love to see Flex use it. I think it would require the graphics
classes to be replaced with starling classes. I think Jangaroo does
something like this
Hi,
> What would it take to be able to say that the installer can
> install the convenience binary on Linux?
Not required if the compiled files are already part of the binary package (as
they currently are) and that would be easier to do/currently the case than
adding an extra step to the instal
> Adobe is on summer break this week, but after that, I could explore the
> idea of getting the PB compiler donated to Apache, if folks think that is
> desireable.
>
Big +1 to this idea.
Thanks,
Om
I searched the site and the wiki on donating code and what I found
automatically puts up a barrier between anyone wanting to donate,
http://flex.apache.org/community-getinvolved.html,
*Due to legal reasons, only people who have been elected as committers have
access to update or contribute code di
Thanks Jude for the input!
> There are a couple of good things about the FlexJS project that may not be
> apparent to us as Flex users. That is, if FlexJS becomes popular
> (especially to HTML devs) then it brings Flex into a good light. When HTML
> devs see how they can create great apps with the
Hi,
> *Due to legal reasons, only people who have been elected as committers have
> access to update or contribute code directly to the project.*.
I can see how that might be misunderstood and I agree the wording needs to be
changed. Anyone can contribute code to the project but only committers h
On 6/30/13 7:58 PM, "Organet Systems" wrote:
>Thanks Jude for the input!
>
>> There are a couple of good things about the FlexJS project that may not
>>be
>> apparent to us as Flex users. That is, if FlexJS becomes popular
>> (especially to HTML devs) then it brings Flex into a good light. When
Thanks Alex!
> What I hope to accomplish with FlexJS is to make a great second-generation
> SDK for building FP and AIR apps that can then be compiled to JS/CSS. If
> you can get your users to use FP and AIR then you save a lot of
> browser-specific testing, but lots of people don't seem to contr
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