Hello,
I want some people to come forward with a polished mission statement, and to help DaveyD to volunteer, so who wants to step forward?
Kind regards
Hi Amon_Re,
Consider me still thinking on this subject. Since my last proposal I haven't had any bright ideas on it tho. The current mission statement defines our business/goal, the nature of our project (volunteers) and a few other values. Not sure what else to add/tweak.
Kind regards,
RinceWynd Peter Molenaar
-----Original Message----- From: openoffice-os4-admin@samfundet.no [mailto:openoffice-os4-admin@samfundet.no] On Behalf Of Christophe Ochal Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 11:38 PM To: openoffice-os4@samfundet.no Subject: [OO.org-OS4] Website
Hello,
I want some people to come forward with a polished mission statement, and to help DaveyD to volunteer, so who wants to step forward?
Kind regards
Hello Peter
On 25/01/2005, you wrote:
Hi Amon_Re,
Consider me still thinking on this subject. Since my last proposal I haven't had any bright ideas on it tho. The current mission statement defines our business/goal, the nature of our project (volunteers) and a few other values. Not sure what else to add/tweak.
Maybe going into more detail about the goal, and our stance on compability with 3.x, AROS & MOS?
Regards
Looking into OpenOffice in detail, I'm wondering if a choice was made (or at least considered) as far as GUI library? One that might have all the elements we need for the porting effort.
If not, I'd like to suggest the following:
http://www.tutok.sk/fastgl/ (OpenGUI) or something similar to that one...it seems fast efficient and not all that much to port (by comparisons to others).
Hello stephane
On 25/01/2005, you wrote:
Looking into OpenOffice in detail, I'm wondering if a choice was made (or at least considered) as far as GUI library? One that might have all the elements we need for the porting effort.
If not, I'd like to suggest the following:
http://www.tutok.sk/fastgl/ (OpenGUI) or something similar to that one...it seems fast efficient and not all that much to port (by comparisons to others).
We haven't looked into the GUI part yet, this will be done in a later stage, once most of the dependencies are sorted out.
Regards
----- Original Message ----- From: "Christophe Ochal" ochal@kefren.be To: openoffice-os4@samfundet.no Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 1:48 PM Subject: [OO.org-OS4] Re: GUI Elements
Hello stephane
On 25/01/2005, you wrote:
Looking into OpenOffice in detail, I'm wondering if a choice was made (or at least considered) as far as GUI library? One that might have all the elements we need for the porting effort.
If not, I'd like to suggest the following:
http://www.tutok.sk/fastgl/ (OpenGUI) or something similar to that one...it seems fast efficient and not all that much to port (by comparisons to others).
We haven't looked into the GUI part yet, this will be done in a later stage, once most of the dependencies are sorted out.
Regards
Amon_Re Christophe Ochal Hoge Buizemont 168 9500 Geraardsbergen, Belgium Mobile: 0032 (0)479/46 45 74 http://www.kefren.be http://www.metalfest.be
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Oh I assumed the GUI would be part of the dependencies....looks like I've been mystaken..;-) Am I forgiven or do you have to kneel down on a plank of wood with nails sticking out? LOL
Hakuna Matata, Christophe Ochal!
help DaveyD to volunteer, so who wants to step forward?
Wich kind of help does he need?
Hello Nibunnoichi
On 25/01/2005, you wrote:
Hakuna Matata, Christophe Ochal!
help DaveyD to volunteer, so who wants to step forward?
Wich kind of help does he need?
Content for the site really, nifty texts to explain all sorts of things, PR basicly
Regards
Christophe Ochal wrote:
help DaveyD to volunteer, so who wants to step forward?
Wich kind of help does he need?
Content for the site really, nifty texts to explain all sorts of things, PR basicly
I'm up for helping out with that.
-- Olly. http://thinkdrastic.net/
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