From:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=1&day=13&year=20…
Until:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=1&day=13&year=20…
I figure it'll take us at least 15-20 minutes to get down to business
(hopefully not, though. People are allowed to join early to get the
chit-chat out of the way), and then we have some bits that are political
and some that are technical, so I think everyone should try to stop by
to at least listen in.
Between those two timestamps we have at least 11 people who have said
they can. Unfortunately more or less only Europeans. The offshorians
didn't assemble enough troups to shift the decision. If they could still
lurk and maybe make the occasional comment that would be nice. Otherwise
there really isn't that much I can do.
Add to this a couple of people who said "any time", and a lot of lurkers.
Those who can't between these hours are unlucky, because the next-best
choice basically has one australian, 3 americans, myself and one person
who said he'd be there anyway ;-) (it was from 3AM Friday morning
European time).
Hope we'll see a few people there, for a fruitful discussion.
Welcome :-)
--
We'll double-cross that bridge when we get there.
I corrected the spelling and capitalisation of the mission statment
(removing a castrated ram, among other things :-)
- "OpenOffice.org" instead of "OpenOffice.Org"
- "AROS" instead of "Aros"
- "whether" instead of "wether" (which is a castrated ram, just so you know)
- "she" instead of "he"
(The last one is, as far as I have come to understand a bit ambigous, a human
being is feminine, but a person is masculine unless female. Feel free to
correct me.)
Just thought I would let you know.
-Peter aka. Archprogrammer
Reality is for people who cannot face ScienceFiction.
Only lefthanded people are in their right minds.
Hakuna Matata, Olegil at home!
>Well, it's a bit unfortunate that we don't have an open position for
>whiteboard-cleaner, boot-polisher and water-boy. But I could need some
I could go at every programmer's home and cook some italian food to keep
him motivated 8D
--
Nibunnoichi
ICQ: 19981296
http://www.furinkan.orghttp://www.takahashi.it
openoffice-os4(a)samfundet.no schrieb am 11.01.05 21:36:11:
On 11/1/05 8:30 pm, "Hans-Joerg Frieden"
<Hans-JoergF(a)hyperion-entertainment.biz> wrote:
> Christophe Ochal wrote:
>
>> BTW, it's on the wiki:
>> http://amigaopenoffice.org/component/option,com_wikidoc/task,viewcontent/do…
>> d,2/Itemid,27/sid,2/cid,2/
>>
>>
>
> I'd be interested to know how someone actualy got Mambo to work without
> CSS... :-)
Bloody hell where did that site come from? That DaveyD fellow is fecking
fast!
--- Nice site.... should we of the "betatester/documentation/translation - department" start to translate the site into other languages? So then we have something to do for the beginning as well ... ;-) ---
Daniel Weßling
aka Jonny_Rico
--
Thanks,
Andy Hall
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Hello All,
Taken from OOo porting mailing list:-
http://porting.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=dev&msgId=508793
< -- CUT -- >
Hi,
the first steps of an OOo port can be done without OOo Source code.
0. Check if Operating system provides some basics:
- support of shared libraries
- a memory model that allows more than 64k segments
- hardware with at least 32M real memory support
- Java support would help
- graphical user interface (may it would possible to port it to cui
based
system, but would it make sense ?). if the system does not support Win32
or X Window System API you might have to implement support for your system.
- support for processes, threads, signals, pipes etc.
and a lot of others prerequistes I do not have in mind right now.
I don't think that these are a big hurdle for a OS/2 port. **
1. Check for a working C++ compiler and linker.
- OOo code uses all current features of a C++ compiler:
-exceptions, templates etc..
- GNU Compiler is recommended, 2.95 should work, better is 3.x.
2. Check for Standard Template Library (STL) for your system.
recommended is STLport (www.stlport.org). If there is an existing port,
check the eh_test test case in the stlport. if you got this test
running, you can consider starting downloading OOo code.
< -- CUT -- >
** Reply to OS/2 query, Not Amiga
Kind regards
Tim
(T_Power)
Hello,
Olegil, i'd like you to setup a shedule for a IRC meetings on thursday &
friday, could you arrange that?
Kind regards
--
Amon_Re
Christophe Ochal
Hoge Buizemont 168
9500 Geraardsbergen, Belgium
Mobile: 0032 (0)479/46 45 74
http://www.kefren.behttp://www.metalfest.be
Hello,
I'd like to discuss the following points at the comin IRC session(s):
1: The wiki on http://www.amigaopenoffice.org
Suggestions/requests/comments
2: The commitee
What tasks to devide, who can fill them
3: Contact with OOo
Who has contacted who
4: Dependancies
What do we have, what do we need.
Please provide feedback
Kind regards
--
Amon_Re
Christophe Ochal
Hoge Buizemont 168
9500 Geraardsbergen, Belgium
Mobile: 0032 (0)479/46 45 74
http://www.kefren.behttp://www.metalfest.be