Re: Show of hands

After re-reading that memo, sounds like a really good plan to build  
an SDK/Engine for shell coding? Im not the greatest coder, so  
handling all the hard parts are hard for me. I have more fun working  
on themeing engines,  and the fun details. If anyone is interesting  
in building a project, I would love to help!

Cya'

Mike



On Aug 13, 2007, at 4:48 PM, Joshua Blocher wrote:

> I'm still here, but i have moved to using Linux a couple years ago.
>
> On 8/13/07, Mike Novia <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Still here!
>>
>>
>> On Aug 12, 2007, at 9:28 PM, Neil Santos wrote:
>>
>>> Yo, kids!  A show of hands?  Who's still here?
>>>
>>> I've been talking with Teo (from blizzle); I'm trying to bring this
>>> list back.  I'm tired of stealing code and having to make it mesh
>>> properly all by myself.  I'd rather work on (old) new problems, as
>>> Chris (ironhead) and I did with regards to getting AutoPlay  
>>> working in
>>> emerge (how's that going, by the way?).
>>>
>>> I haven't fully fleshed out what I want to happen, exactly, as  
>>> it's 9
>>> in the morning here, and I've only had one cup of coffee.  But I do
>>> know that I want to work on more interesting stuff, rather than  
>>> rehash
>>> old problems, or work in isolation.  I'd like to tackle, for one
>>> thing, the problem of Open/Save dialog boxes not refreshing on file
>>> creation.  Chris has made some headway on that one, but we're stuck,
>>> currently.  I'm pretty sure more heads would be better on this one.
>>>
>>> By the way, Chris and I work on different shells.  As you well know,
>>> Chris works on emerge; as for me, I'm the author of siaynoq, a  
>>> tiling
>>> shell for Windows, based heavily on dwm, larswm, and ion
>>> (http://dpi.sourceforge.net/).
>>>
>>> As I've said, I'm still foggy on the details, but I'd like to  
>>> know if
>>> anyone else is interested.  Most of us are stealign code from each
>>> other, anyway (well, except for siaynoq; no unique code there for  
>>> you
>>> guys to steal); what I'm proposing is making it easier and faster to
>>> steal code, work it into our respective shells, so we could all go
>>> back to working on the fun, interesting bits.
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