Re: Status of PHP-GTK

Bob Majdak Jr wrote:

IRC shouldn't have a lot more going on than the mailing list, full stop,

I totally agree about the IRC. I know it appeals to some

And that is why you two fail.

Except that I filled half the first manual single-handedly and wrote the build system for the second. I've been out of it 3 years and now what's going down? But seriously. Especially when we are

trouble shooting mailing lists are usless when we want to get it done NOW. why do we want to get it done NOW? Because that exact moment is the first moment we had free from real life all week. If I have to wait a day for a mailing list reply, it is screwed until next week.

Trouble shooting, yes, sure, use IRC. Planning major changes is a whole different thing. - Steph

- bob On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 1:20 PM, Madeleine D. <chezmmd@gmail.com> wrote:

Steph wrote:

IRC shouldn't have a lot more going on than the mailing list, full stop, because it means there is no way for anyone outside the current working group to know what's going on. I for one had no idea any of the projects you mentioned above were under way; I only knew about Madeleine's ongoing quest for notes, and that's because she keeps the ML informed. And the OP thought PHP-GTK was a dead project. - Steph

I totally agree about the IRC. I know it appeals to some, but I've gotten so much more from the list over the years. The archives make it invaluable. And it's the first resource listed on the Web Site, so it's the first stop for newbies. Madeleine D.

Thanks, Elizabeth

Eddie

to donate the time to do something about it. - bob. Harald Thoeny wrote:

the documentation on the website is a mess ! we had a thread on this list with frustrated doc writers.... myself is also waiting for a better doc system! greetings harald Madeleine D. wrote:

Not really stale at all, just quiet on this list. Those who have the skills are busy working on an update. There's a lot of daily activity via kksou.com, some via Gnope.org and even more via IRC. I think part of the problem is the broken web site for gtk.php.net, which sends people off in different directions, but so far, no luck on getting fixed. Madeleine D. Eddie L. Hixson wrote:

Has this project become stale? What is the future of php-gtk? I hear no chatter from the list. Eddie

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