Senthil Sundaram (sensunda) wrote:
WHY ITS HAPPENING
---
there are lots of other things going on in the Net about ownership.
Music and movies and various other forms of culture are being
distributed better by children than by people that are being paid to
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
the biggest hindrance to Tamil medium students is that they are afraid
of people making fun of them for trying to learn english. An
atmosphere created by politicians who keep insisting that Tamil be
medium of instruction (while making sure that their
children/grandchil
Senthil Mohan Murugaiyan wrote:
Do you really think bus stop names are written in "English" in Bangalore
(or) Hyderabad (or) for that matter in the NCR? I dont think so.
I know it's not the point, but just to be sure, please check the next
time you visit Hyderabad, all the bus stop names will
benjamin wrote:
I've not seen any bus stop names painted in English. You
are not insinuating that "English" is written in Kannada...;)
if you insists, try these pictures :-)
Lol. Reminds me of this: http://xkcd.com/386
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sriram wrote:
ubuntu, debian and fedora all have the same update schedule on the ftp.iitm
server. fedora generates more traffic on the server than anything else.
Just curious, what is the up-link bandwidth like?
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Ashok Gautham J. wrote:
I dont intend a flame. I prefer Ruby's way over Py's way. But it looks like
though Ruby was surging forward near 2007, there are many projects in
rubyforge et al. that are outdated. Half the bindings seem half done. Some
are inexistent.
That is pretty strange. Can you g
Venkatraman S wrote:
Forgive my ignorance, but why would one require PyGTK in Ruby?
If you want to write GTK apps in Ruby? (you can already do this with
ruby-gnome and Shoes , I meant they might not be as
polished/comprehensive as PyGTK).
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Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
agreed:
1 case of beer
python and ruby webdev libraries and resources to be put up in a wiki
Raman (a perl guy) to be the judge.
If you accept the bet I will set up the wiki page and we can go ahead
Sorry Kenneth, I don't drink and I have better things to do. Just lik
Venkatraman S wrote:
and hence the problem with product development. We have forgotten the
latency times. *Every* context switch(read 'microsecond') consumes time. We
talk about scalability issues , but we notice latency times only when GOOG
replies back with the hit-list after 'n' seconds. (i di
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
this is not about which is the best language - i agree with you there
- each to his own choice. This is about a specific statement you made
that ruby has more and better web resources than python has. This is
not a question of opinion - which would lead to a flame, but
Anthoni Shogan wrote:
What happened to this thread?
did the OP come up with his problem?
Nope.
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Rahul Sundaram wrote:
The merit of implementing this social norm using a technical
barrier is of course debatable.
Precisely
Uh, I know we are deviating from the topic, but why would that be
debatable? DVCS aren't made just for making gatekeeping easier; they are
made so that maintaining
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Social norms are different from technical barriers. Traditionally it
has been tied together because systems like CVS and others that mimic
it haven't offered a better model. Refer to the earlier links I have
given to understand this better.
I still don't get it. Why is b
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
hi,
for the past 2 weeks I am having memory problems with a server. I
restart apache, and within a few minutes top shows all RAM and all
swap used. The server becomes almost unresponsive until apache is
restarted. Can you give some tips on how to find out which particu
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
which log files? and what do I check for?
Apache. And whatever apps you are using, if they have their own log
files. Disable all the sites and bring them up one by one. You should be
able to isolate what's gumming up the works. From whatever little
information you
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
you would have made it in 2 minutes with plone
KG, please refrain from doing this. Such generalized, sweeping
statements defeat the purpose of having informed discussion. How do you
know what kind of site he did and how much functionality he added? Do
you know hi
Raja Subramanian wrote:
Perhaps the whole point KG is trying to make is that it's meaningless to
make claims such as "you can create a website in X mins using foo".
Well, if he's attempting humor, then a smiley would help. It's not the
first time we've read such one-line answers.
Just l
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
I did not reply to your original post because I do not think this list is a
place for preaching and lecturing people on how and what to post. Talking
about breach of rules is one thing, this kind of sermonising is another.
Well, there's not much I can do if you co
Dinesh Kumar wrote:
i sorry to say !! i am admin for that server . i will to do the source
compile and install rubygems
As a rule, you don't really have to depend on your OS' version of
rubygems. Plus, you're using a very old version of RubyGems. Please
consider upgrading to a ne
Dinesh Kumar wrote:
Good News i have installed the rubygems 1.3.0 but the problem rdoc
is not installed !!!
rdoc is part of the standard ruby distribution, so you'll have to depend
on your OS' way of installing it. I haven't touched Fedora in ages, so
I'm not sure how you would g
Giovanni Maruzzelli wrote:
Dear all:
if you agree, I would like this kind of topic for my speech at ILUG-C Oct 11th:
chan_celliax and chan_skypiax, how to add gsm and skype channels to Asterisk
Agenda:
Very cool, did I miss the announcment for this month's meet? Time, etc?
I don't see an
Mano wrote:
In fact, in a discussion in this list long ago it was generally
accepted that freedom is only an issue if s/w is being distributed
without source code. If there was no distribution involved and only
'use' as by a cloud computing service provider, there was no
problem!!!
Well, yo
benjamin wrote:
Why didn't your friend ask for an Ethernet Modem?
I have their Ethernet Modem which rocks :-)
for three years now.
+1 for Airtel. Close to 3 years for me too. I've heard good things about
BSNL, but I probably cannot expect a BSNL engineer to visit me within 4
hours of givin
Ravi Jaya wrote:
Dear All,
Assured Placement Training Program
Does marking it OT make it any more tolerable to post such 'offers' on
this list? Pardon me, but the whole thing sounds exploitative, and I
call it spam.
-1.
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Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
I trust most of the friends are aware of this. There has been a lot of
doubts over using Ubuntu on servers. But recently Wikimedia and Internet
Achieve have started to migrate to Ubuntu servers. I guess this will build
confidence in those who want to use Ubuntu on servers.
Karanbir Singh wrote:
Finally, nothing there about how people might handle Job, Commercial,
semi-OT subjects. Also, there is no guideline that says what sort of
content is welcome and whats not. Emphasis seems to be only on howto
post and what sort of formating to use etc. Nothing about content
Abhishek Amberkar [अभिषेक] wrote:
It's really nice and fast, but doesn't support smarty ".tpl" files. :(
Shouldn't be too hard to write a plugin? :)
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Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
On Sunday 26 October 2008 04:22:18 am Rahul Sundaram wrote:
தியாகராஜன் wrote:
In all counts , Astrology is a science.
Nope.
http://www.americanhumanist.org/about/astrology.html
what does this prove? The only consistent thing about science is that
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
On Sunday 26 October 2008 06:02:00 am Rahul Sundaram wrote:
how about belief in God? Are scientists allowed to believe in
something that is not proven to exist?
Only as a hypothesis with a very low to non existent probability.
+1. Also, wher
Roshan Mathews wrote:
When you heathens burn in hell, the rest of us will laugh our way to
the promised land, will point fingers at you all too. Ha!
Heh. Probably this totally does not belong here, but I tell my religious
female friends - if I'm going to hell, I'm totally looking forward
Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
Heh. Probably this totally does not belong here, but I tell my religious
female friends - if I'm going to hell, I'm totally looking forward to it,
coz I can finally meet some bad girls :p
How can you be so sure that bad girls in hell will fall for you? Are you bad
siva moorthy wrote:
- where i hav to register the company first
First you might want to consider if you want to register it as a
'company' in the first place. Normally, 1 or 2 member concerns, being a
proprietorship will do. Being a 'company' has it's own set of
formalities. If you're sma
Bharathi Subramanian wrote:
Is there any free blog site, where I can blog thru email??
http://posterous.com/. Simple, and totally rocks.
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ம. ஸ்ரீ ராமதாஸ்|Sri Ramadoss M wrote:
Hi,
While the sum of money is accumulated with the investor, the sum of
knowledge in the form individuals is extremely difficult to unite for
wide range of reasons, which the investors exploit (for individuals
involved seldom come together against investors'
ம. ஸ்ரீ ராமதாஸ்|Sri Ramadoss M wrote:
Agreeable. But that's not what I asked for. I would like to now "Are
Employee - Employer agreement different in a FOSS company compared to
that of a Proprietary Company?, If so How? and on What aspects?"
It's not like I worked at a ton of companies, but
ம. ஸ்ரீ ராமதாஸ்|Sri Ramadoss M wrote:
What would you say on talks and sessions organised by people around at
various Conferences on "FOSS business models"? I was thinking those
invited to talk at those sessions are such people who run business
with FOSS. Shouldn't theirs be called a FOSS company?
Dhakshina Moorthy K.M. wrote:
4. Emp - Emp relations, is like a Man seeking a woman to produce babies. What
the Man does with the babies is upto him. Whether he puts him in the Army -
open source ,(or) put him in the family business - closed source (or) put him
in the top 10 mnc and make mone
Shrinivasan T wrote:
He has a problem with the h263 codecs.
Which package is to be installed to get these codecs?
I think ubuntu-restricted-extras.
Am I right?
Normally ffmpeg with w32codecs/w64codecs should handle pretty much any
format under the sun. Did he try that?
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Kapil Hari Paranjape wrote:
Hello,
On Mon, 08 Dec 2008, Zico wrote:
It has been two days, upgraded myself ( means, my laptop) into Intrepid ibex
from Hardy. But, actually i am not feeling too much ok with this Intrepid.
This is a bit late perhaps but do you know why you upgraded from
Prakash A S wrote:
Dear All,
I am searching some enthusiast students for one of my open source
project called "Accelerometer based Wireless joystick". The students should
have basic knowledge in embedded systems, Linux and C programming language.
The project duration is 3 months. For furt
india nathan wrote:
Dear LUGs,
Mr. Kennath was exposed his thought about the ways to grow the Indian FOSS
Movement in current month LFY guest column.
I don't know about KG, but I would be slightly miffed if somebody
misspells my name. Please, when you refer to somebody in public take
some
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
On Saturday 13 Dec 2008 9:22:52 pm Ashok Gautham wrote:
I am intrigued as to why the LUG meet is on Saturdays. I have college on
all Saturdays and so find it impossible to come to the LUG meets.
(I mean it. EVERY saturday. We even have a regular 7 hour timetable for
t
Venkatraman S wrote:
-V-
Ahem. C'mon man. Now I have to think of a new sig? :)
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Raja Subramanian wrote:
My personal gripe with PHP is that support for namespaces was added very late.
And let me add mine. I'm not very familiar with PHP and how it's coded
elsewhere, but I once had to integrate a rather popular open source PHP
blogging/forums engine into an existing RoR
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
That's right. It isn't fair to blame the language for poorly written
code either.
I'm not so sure. PHP is not exactly a general purpose language. It's
meant for writing web apps. And db-driven ones at that. They are bound
to get big sooner or later. Not providing for
Vikram Vincent wrote:
the "Chennai conspiracy theory" stands demolished.
What the heck is that, and why should we care?
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K.C. Ramakrishna wrote:
எல்லாம் சூப்பர்.. ஆனா இவ்ளோ தெரிஞ்சுகிட்டு கடைசியா சம்பளத்திக்குத் தான் வேலை
பார்க்கணுமா? ம்ம்ம்...
Translation please!! I am from AP and can't read Tamil.
Ah. Old chestnut. Unfortunately we have our own share of language
fundamentalists here, so you're be
technocraze wrote:
The list of good languages in my own unusually partial opinion are C,
perl, python, lua and javascript.
-Giris
The latest ROR seems to be overtaking python.. one of my friend
ordered it as ruby,python and PHP
Oh, so they're conducting a popularity contest between gene
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
given the present salary structure, the governent cannot afford to employ
competent programmers. Max that NIC or CDAC pay is between 14-25K a month.
The moment a person gets some experience, he leaves for the private sector.
The max that NRC-FOSS pays for an engineering
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
What we need are experienced people who
want to take a sabbatical.
Perhaps that's where the answer lies for both Shuveb's question and
yours. Perhaps an organization like NRC-FOSS can have tie-ups with
companies wherein employees can take an year's sabbatical and w
Venkatraman S wrote:
The the larger question is the Indian Societal Structure and the
distance-factor that good-programmers(geeks) have from it.
Sabbaticals are still a dream (according to me) for many Indians
Well, don't get me started on the 'Indian Societal Structure' - from
what I've seen
Sujith wrote:
'rat's behind' ?
See, that is hypocritical too.
'Rat's ass' rolls of the tongue nice and easy. :-)
Heh. Just being considerate towards spam filters, but you might have a
point there :)
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Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
ubuntu has a habit of releasing untested stuff - and winds up giving a bad
name for linux
After close to 3 years of using it on desktops & servers, I find it
rather hard to believe. Care to back it up?
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Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
On Monday 26 Jan 2009 11:32:41 am Vamsee Kanakala wrote:
After close to 3 years of using it on desktops & servers, I find it
rather hard to believe. Care to back it up?
no
You're just making it difficult for people to take you seriously. Unless
ini iniyan wrote:
Hi all,
Is there any tool in open source to support Reverse Debugging?
Ages ago I had loads of fun with DDD: http://www.gnu.org/software/ddd/.
See if that works for you.
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sivaji j.g wrote:
Start with joomla then move on to drupal, moodle etc.
Uh-huh. From my perspective, that's a very bad place to start. Sure
they're popular, but I've seen programmers permanently scarred by the
'php mindset'. They can't grok good app design if it hits them on their
head. P
Anand wrote:
Or YAML (http://www.yaml.de/en/home.html) or 960(http://960.gs/ ). I believe
the former is better documented.
There are plenty, actually - when it comes to well-documented, I'd
nominate this:
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/grids/
There's a nice grid builder too, though not m
Shrinivasan T wrote:
Hi,
Will you please tell me, which one is best in linux and then why?
Firefox is an open source applicatipn
Opera is a closed one.
The best is up to you.
We could add a few more - try the acid2 test on each browser. And decide
for yourself.
http://www.we
Bharathi Subramanian wrote:
now 8K
Fine. Tmrow night, Myself, Raman and Amachu are going to Mdu. I am
not sure about the possibility of the collecting the money before
Friday. So I decided to give the money on behalf of all. KG and
Baskar, I will collect from you in FossConf. Others Plz se
Roshan George wrote:
On Thu, 2009-02-26 at 20:47 +0530, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
hi
what happens when you click on 'play' in this:
http://arichuvadi.nrcfosshelpline.in/web/displaylesson/1/21/
Works in Firefox 3, Ubuntu 8.04 x86_64. No window popup, no mention of
what plugin is used.
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
please go and start a Tamil linux group
+1. Not because I care whether this list will be full of Tamil or
because I won't be able to read it (the pragmatic people will just move
to other lists), but just for the reason that I distrust fanatics of all
persuasions
Kumar Appaiah wrote:
Translated:
2009/3/4 இராமதாசன் :
"Imposing restrictions like you must frame your mails like this,
subjects like this etc. seem to impose a unneeded challenge on those
who find it difficult to express themselves clearly in English, and it
is hurtful to them. That is what
Hey guys,
A friend/ex-client of mine is looking for a MySQL tuning expert in
Chennai. Their DB just hit 1TB, and they need some help with
managing/trimming that. If you have experience doing this and can help
them, please send me your profiles with a short blurb.
Thanks,
--
Vamsee.
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Shrinivasan T wrote:
My friend told that
www.redmine.org gives a ROR application in the same category.
Redmine indeed is a good project management tool. We've stopped using it
in favor of a web-based product maybe an year back (after the sysadmin
overhead on maintaining so many apps got to m
Shrinivasan T wrote:
Got some new links.
http://simplegroupware.de/cms/
http://www.kimai.de/
http://bambooinvoice.org/
http://collabtive.o-dyn.de/
ActiveCollab was a fairly popular open source rip-off of Basecamp (the
big-daddy of project management web products, which I don't like all
that
Venkatraman S wrote:
Hi,
Am hunting for some good XSL 2.0 editors/IDE , as none of the modern
browsers are xsl 2.0 compliant.
Oxygen happens to be good, but is not 'free' - suggestions?
I presume you've seen this already? http://treebeard.sourceforge.net/.
There are a few alternatives list
balachandar muruganantham wrote:
few reasons why we should not use trac for chennailug.org
1. trac cannot be used because trac is meant for Project management and
bug/issue tracking. whereas mediawiki is meant for creating collaborative
content websites. earlier ilugc members used our mediawiki f
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
1. try shared hosting -- it's very cheap (Rs 5000 per year), or
what kind of shared hosting? We need shell access as a minimum and even
webfaction is about 20 USD a month
Slicehost offers a pretty good package at $20 pm. Linode offers an even
better deal:
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
but since python is
shifting to mercurial, it tipped the balance for me.
Makes sense, since the Ruby world is overwhelmingly git-based :p
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Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
the main reason they gave for not going for git is the perceived unfriendly
attitude of the git community ;-)
I guess Hg being written in Python has also got something to do with it
:). I've never had to deal with the so called 'unfriendly git
community', as there'
anbu mani wrote:
Hi friends,
There is an immediate Opening at Scintel Technoligies Chennai !!
Please put a [JOB] tag when you post next time and try not to make it
sound like a sale announcement. Also please post the relevant mail id
next time - no matter how desperate they are, I don
pavithran wrote:
On Wednesday 22 April 2009 14:04:04 Arun Khan wrote:
no - it should come to the list. We are building morale and community here.
We
want a lot more members to get involved next year and this is one way of
motivating them. Everyone likes to be publicly praised and congratulated.
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
On 04/24/2009 06:18 AM, Vamsee Kanakala wrote:
+1. And it will also shut up those forever moaning about India not
having enough FOSS contributors. Let a thousand flowers bloom :)
I hope it doesn't shut up some of the valid criticisms of the general
satyaakam goswami wrote:
good to know about your observations , so what's your take should they
be recognised publicly or not ?
I already answered that with a +1 :)
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Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
On Friday 24 April 2009 11:24:00 Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Sure but assuming that SoC considers "stickiness" as a major measure of
their success, it is only fair to evaluate it on that regard.
I forget the exact figure, but google's statistics show that the 'sticki
Nishant Prakash Kashyap wrote:
Dear All,
I'm offering Two Days Workshop on VoIP using Asterisk on chargeable basis at
Chennai location. The workshop will be conducted on Saturday and Sunday for
6 Hours each days. If anyone is interested can mail at
npkash...@gmail.comfor course details and fees.
p.sriram wrote:
well, there is a web front end through the news gateway at gmane. this can be
used to reply to list postings (like i am doing right now). the gmane web
front end is at
http://news.gmane.org/thread.php?group=gmane.org.user-groups.linux.ilugc
I'd also like to add a read-on
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
1. slicehost
2. gandi
I would also add Linode to the list. Though Slicehost in itself is
pretty excellent, Linode offers more bang for the buck with more RAM and
disk space for pretty much the same money. Also, Slicehost offers
Xen-based VPSes on a x64 architectu
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
On Friday 10 Jul 2009 12:31:13 pm sivaji j.g wrote:
No the site has nothing to with Jaya Engineering college folks. It is
maintained by some freelance who pretend to be using drupal since 4.x. I
even spoke with him to get the site credential and help him but he seems
balachandar muruganantham wrote:
I have been maintaining the chennailug.org site and ilugc.in (which started
few days ago)
I am listening to all the discussion going on here and i am curious to see
lots of people eager to help make the chennailug website up and running.
Thanks for all your inter
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 5:45 PM, balachandar muruganantham <
mbchan...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >
> > Are you ready to donate/transfer ilugc.in to somebody who can maintain
> > this on a more regular basis? As far as I know, you're no longer in
> Chennai,
> > and obviously you will be that much more
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 6:16 PM, Shakthi Kannan
>
>
> A domain owned by someone who takes responsibility for renewal every
> year, and who can be contacted via e-mail, or phone, or in person when
> needed by any member in this mailing list.
+1.
>
>
> ---
> | leave the technology / wiki / stat
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 9:29 AM, Roshan Mathews wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 9:08 AM, Vamsee Kanakala
> wrote:
> > And so on so forth. Any problem with that?
> >
> If this is a call for votes, then Aye, Sounds Good.
Also a call for action ;). I just registered
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 10:03 AM, Vamsee Kanakala wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 9:29 AM, Roshan Mathews wrote:
>
>> On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 9:08 AM, Vamsee Kanakala
>> wrote:
>> > And so on so forth. Any problem with that?
>> >
>> If this is a call fo
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 2:00 PM, Prem Kurian Philip
wrote:
>
> Why is a static site considered a good idea in this time and age? If your
> concern is that a CMS-managed site can be hacked while a static site can't
> be - well, yes, it is more difficult to attack a pure static site.
I believe sta
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 2:51 PM, Prem Kurian Philip
wrote:
>
> To state what you will already know - there are some very capable CMSs out
> there - from large "enterprise-class" ones such as Liferay, Plone etc to
> the smaller ones such as Joomla. Some of these products content
> versioning, separ
Sorry, I'm replying from the cumbersome gmail interface than my
regular thunderbird one, so the formatting and headers might be off.
>PK wrote:
> What exactly is the workflow you have in mind for how the static website
> is going to be updated? Whether you use an SCM or not you are going to
> have
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 8:43 PM, balachandar
muruganantham wrote:
>
> discussion is being deviated from the subject. Its not the discussion about
> static or dynamic website.
>
We need to decide that first. All the rest of the features that people
requested can be added as subdomains/vhosts to the
Hi all,
I've had some free time yesterday, and was able to setup a basic
structure for ilugc.org. Right now, all the other domains, ilugc.com,
ilugc.net and ilugc.info should redirect to www.ilugc.org.
I'm not sure about the status of ilugc.in, because Balachander seems to
have put a static
Bharathi Subramanian wrote:
ilugc.in is a community site. Bala is registered it for ILUGC and he
assured that it will remain as community site. Plz don't make
parallel sites for ilugc.
Hmm. I don't understand. So why are we even having these long
discussions about the site? What's the way forw
Shrinivasan T wrote:
As there are too many opinions about the site,
I think he is trying some of them and will give us a better one.
I'm sorry if I'm coming across as pushy on this one - I wasn't shy to
admit that I was on vacation, and the updates to a discussion thread
might come slow. M
Bharathi Subramanian wrote:
I requested bala to implement this before releasing it to public.
Thats main reason behind the delay.
Okay, but I find that strange, given that we were still debating static
pages or wiki. Last I know, some of us continued to make arguments in
favor of the stati
Roshan George wrote:
Looks great.
A minor niggle, though. Why is the content license CC-BY-SA but the
license displayed on the page CC-BY-NC-ND?
Reading through the licenses, I thought CC-BY-NC-ND would be appropriate
too (along with Bala) since some of the content will only apply to
ilug
Srinivasan Sundararajan wrote:
this time, i posted in the group -- since i am also trying to ask and answer
questions : what purpose and what is being attempted?
If there is some quick positive response, we can get them going. otherwise,
we can guide them differently.
I think it indeed is a
Srinivasan Sundararajan wrote:
hi all:
a group of students from PSG Tech (guided internally by one of their
lecturers) are interested in working on an open source project on
"Integrating a compiler as a plugin for an open source browser".
Also on second thoughts - if they're planning towards
Tanya wrote:
Hello,
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You're definitely not winning any fans by hijacking threads, that too
with a bad timestamp.
Vamsee.
Santosh wrote:
Do a little more research and pick up something more challenging to the
*final* year standards (I had seen people doing AI or cloud computing).
I'm not so sure. She'll probably learn more useful stuff re-inventing
the wheel rather than doing some fancypants topics that she'll pr
Tanya wrote:
Vamsee,
I thinnk the thread has been marked with appropriate tag. If you don't
like it I can hardly help you with that. No thread or email can win
any fans unless they are convinced by themeselves after trying out
something.
Heh. It's not about me liking it or not - I've expr
Tanya wrote:
Thanks for pointing out the timestamp . I will take care of that in
future for sure. I am a new member so it will take time to know
everything. Rome was not definitely built in a day.
Most international vps providers give the basic plan you're providing
(guaranteed 256MB RAM, vir
Santosh wrote:
Plugins are small time not really
worthy of becoming projects. Just my thoughts.
I have to disagree again. I've seen my share of fresher CVs, and if
there's anything remotely related to something "wrote an xyz plugin for
gedit", trust me, it would get my attention. Unfortuna
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