Re: LiveUser again and again
| From: | Jean-Marc Fontaine | Date: | Wed, 09 Apr 2003 20:07:53 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: LiveUser again and again | ||
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Hello Lukas,
> The package is still in alpha iirc .. it might be in beta already, but
> there was never a stable release. What am I trying to say?
> Currently liveuser is still under heavy development. The project itself
> is quite large and yes we are working on documentation.
I know it must be a hard work and I am NOT saying you are lazy guys :-)
> Well we try to be fast with out responses. Sometimes we are not and
> sometimes the simply overlook questions.
I can uderstand that, that's normal.
> Actually I just found a document in CVS which seems to not be part of
> the last release(?):
What was it about ?
> explanation is in the readme.html
I use LiveUser v1.61 and there is no readme in this release. (I just checked
from the package on this Pear site for being sure)
> there is an admin class iirc ...
> I think there is work being done on a implementation of that class which
> will provide a nice frontend. There was a mail on the internal liveuser
> mailing list regarding this today.
Ok, I will try to join this mailing list. In fact I did not know it was
existing.
> if the coffee example not there anymore?
> That was the example that got me working on liveuser back when it was
> not yet in pear
It seems to be there but I think it is quite big for a first test.
I think a (even rough) tutorial would be great.
> Well we welcome all documentation contributions and we are usually very
> responsive (I usually am not regarding liveuser as I am a bit out of the
> loop atm .. so I am picking up for the other guys this time)
Be assured that when I have understood the way it works I will try to make a
little tutorial like I would have found :-)
I am currently building a project on Pear. I try to use as much power as I
can from Pear and in return anytime I found a bug I try to fix it, or if I
think it lacks a feature I implement it and send a patch proposal. I already
sent 2 patches, expect more to come. :-)
That's my contribution to the Pear project and the way I see it.
Best regards
Jean-Marc