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[haiku] Re: mail client under ssl (major_ghz)

i try with imap and i have this message : major_ghz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Connection error: Network is unreachable [Tue May 29 01:05:26 2012] may be is not the client on haiku but the server ? regard ...

[haiku] mail client under ssl (major_ghz)

hello, i can't arrive to receive my mail under ssl, i have another account no ssl and it work. please drive to send logs and debug it. i use the nightly build. ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (scottmc)

On Sun, May 27, 2012 at 6:11 AM, Ingo Weinhold ingo_weinhold@xxxxxx wrote: On 2012-05-27 at 05:11:00 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Ingo Weinhold wrote: On 2012-05-26 at 02:08:46 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Ingo Weinhold wrote: Furthermore at some point the work becomes more accessible to other developers. E.g. IIRC several people have expressed interest in working on ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Oliver Tappe)

What are the grounds for this assumption? Ingo's responses on this mailing list? Well, what other assumption is there to be made ? there is only one developer working on PM Well, not quite: the PM branch currently lives in Ingo's github-repo ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Sean Collins)

Charlie Clark wrote: Hi, I really don't like the way this conversation going. Thats a choice your making ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Charlie Clark)

Hi, I really don't like the way this conversation going. Am 27.05.2012, 14:01 Uhr, schrieb Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx: The user community would really like Beta to be alpha4 to be honestly.I fear... ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Sean Collins)

Sean Healy wrote: On 5/27/2012 5:22 AM, Sean Collins wrote: Thank you, so you think a software developer will want to contract at 50hrly give or take ? ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Sean Collins)

Ingo Weinhold wrote: On 2012-05-27 at 05:11:00 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Ingo Weinhold wrote: ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Ingo Weinhold)

On 2012-05-27 at 05:11:00 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Ingo Weinhold wrote: On 2012-05-26 at 02:08:46 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Ingo Weinhold wrote: I was referring to the contracts with Haiku, Inc., which IIRC have all been over an amount of hours of work, not real-time. ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Sean Healy)

On 5/27/2012 5:22 AM, Sean Collins wrote: Thank you, so you think a software developer will want to contract at 50hrly give or take ? What I'm saying is that in my situation, that's the minimum I'd need. I don't know what others would need for their specific situation. ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Sean Collins)

Sean Healy wrote: Just to give you an idea, I am currently a contractor and I need $50/hr just to get by. That assumes I have steady work, so I don't spend a lot of unpaid time searching for new jobs. After paying self-employment taxes and paying for my own insurance, I get about the same after taxes as if I were making $52,000 a year with benefits. ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Sean Collins)

Ingo Weinhold wrote: On 2012-05-26 at 02:08:46 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Ingo Weinhold wrote: I was referring to the contracts with Haiku, Inc., which IIRC have all been over an amount of hours of work, not real-time. ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Ingo Weinhold)

On 2012-05-26 at 02:08:46 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Ingo Weinhold wrote: On 2012-05-25 at 01:09:22 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: I am not familiar with European workplace hours either -- AFAIK they vary -- for Germany it's typically 40 h/week, so about 160 h/month (averaging in public holidays). But I believe the previous contracts had been for a fixed ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Sean Healy)

On 5/26/2012 2:08 AM, Sean Collins wrote: I understand if your more a contract worker how that could be. contract employement is extremly uncommon in the states for the most part. snip ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Humdinger)

On Fri, 25 May 2012 15:09:30 +0200 Ingo Weinhold wrote: On 2012-05-25 at 01:09:22 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: C. don't see completion of previous contracts. To my knowledge all contracts save Michael's recent one (who had to step back due to health/personal issues AFAIK) have been completed. Most of them have been documented by blog posts. ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Sean Collins)

Ingo Weinhold wrote: On 2012-05-25 at 01:09:22 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: I am not familiar with European workplace hours either -- AFAIK they vary -- for Germany it's typically 40 h/week, so about 160 h/month (averaging in public holidays). But I believe the previous contracts had been for a fixed number of hours anyway, so it doesn't really matter how many hours per week ...

[haiku] Re: source code for RawTranslator (Dan Pidcock)

On 21 May 2012 14:50, Andrew Hudson hudsonco1@xxxxxxx wrote: Hi Dan, The answer is YES we would love the source code. If you send me a copy I will take a shot at an updated port for Haiku and also post it to Haikuware. Thanks, Andrew Hudson ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Ingo Weinhold)

On 2012-05-25 at 01:09:22 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Ingo Weinhold wrote: Whats that work out to at 68 eur/hr annually ? I am not terrifically familiar with the european workplace average hours weekly etc and or how billing and contract work are handled on your side of the ocean. I am not familiar with European workplace hours either -- AFAIK they vary -- for Germany it's typically 40 h/week, so about 160 h/month (averaging in public holidays). But I believe the previous contracts had been for a fixed ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Sean Collins)

Ingo Weinhold wrote: There's a difference between salaries and contract work rates (at least here in Germany) and there are great differences between countries. According to the largest German IT freelancer website recently the average rate for software developers has been 68 EUR/h [1]. Obviously rates are negotiable and for excellent work conditions and an interesting project one would be agreeable to some discount. I haven't thought about for what rate ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Ingo Weinhold)

On 2012-05-22 at 01:36:54 [+0200], Sean Collins smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Ingo Weinhold wrote: At least for short-term contracts (a few months) I don't find the money that important. As long as I get my burn rate and don't have to guiltily watch my reserves dwindle while I pursue my hobby, I'd be content. For a long-term contract money becomes more important and Haiku, Inc. probably couldn't match anything close to real world rates. So, put it on the table, what kind of money would Haiku Inc need to ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Sean Collins)

Ingo Weinhold wrote: At least for short-term contracts (a few months) I don't find the money that important. As long as I get my burn rate and don't have to guiltily watch my reserves dwindle while I pursue my hobby, I'd be content. For a long-term contract money becomes more important and Haiku, Inc. probably couldn't match anything close to real world rates. ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Ingo Weinhold)

On 2012-05-21 at 09:09:53 [+0200], Simon Taylor simontaylor1@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: On 21/05/12 05:07, Sean Healy wrote: [...] Are all our devs too busy with other work? Do none of those with time for a contract feel up to the task? Are none of them interested in it? I'd be interested, but I'll be busy for another half year. (Note: this is not intended as a criticism. I'm just curious as to why, ...

[haiku] Re: source code for RawTranslator (Andrew Hudson)

Hi Dan, The answer is YES we would love the source code. If you send me a copy I will take a shot at an updated port for Haiku and also post it to Haikuware. Thanks, Andrew Hudson ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (Simon Taylor)

On 21/05/12 05:07, Sean Healy wrote: [...] Are all our devs too busy with other work? Do none of those with time for a contract feel up to the task? Are none of them interested in it? (Note: this is not intended as a criticism. I'm just curious as to why, is the money is available for a contract, none of the devs have taken the opportunity.) ...

[haiku] Re: Package Manager: (was: My May Spectrum magazine arrived today...) (Fredrik Holmqvist)

2012/5/21 Sean Healy jalopeura@xxxxxxxxxxx: So what is the holdup on package manager? It looks like we're talking about: 1) Dev with commit rights 2) Not currently working (so has time for a contract like this) 3) Capable of and interested in the task Are all our devs too busy with other work? Do none of those with time for a ...

[haiku] Package Manager: (was: My May Spectrum magazine arrived today...) (Sean Healy)

On 5/20/2012 7:32 PM, Humdinger wrote: I understand what you mean. But wishful thinking won't get us nearer Beta/R1. I doubt setting dates will motivate anyone to work on the beta-stopper (= package management). Haiku Inc. has ten thousands of dollars in the bank desperately waiting for a dev and it's not working up to now. Nevertheless, I think a contract for package management is the only way it will be done. I imagine for most of the devs PM isn't ...

[haiku] Re: My May Spectrum magazine arrived today... (Jon Yoder)

I doubt it. I'd imagine most would have agreed that no fixed dates are better than fantasy ones. I disagree. Sometimes the only way to get some motivation is to set a date, even if it has to be adjusted later on. I, too, am concerned that Haiku will be in a perpetual state of not quite ready yet. It will be hard to attract people to the platform if it is linked to that stigma. With the tablet market being as hot as it is, I can easily see a startup making use of Haiku as the basis for a tablet OS and being faster than ...

[haiku] Re: My May Spectrum magazine arrived today... (Humdinger)

Hi Ryan! On Sat, 19 May 2012 21:03:14 -0400 Ryan Leavengood wrote: On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 2:48 PM, Humdinger humdingerb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Maybe a few details like relesdates could be discussed the next time? I think such a discussion would become a bikeshed thread from hell. ...

[haiku] Re: source code for RawTranslator (Axel D�rfler)

On 20.05.2012 01:55, Dan Pidcock wrote: I just finished copying all my old data off my old PC I used to use for BeOS dev and found the code for RawTranslator () on there. Thanks, however, we already have a RAW translator in our repository that is based on David Coffin's dcraw as well (and it's even less outdated ...

[haiku] Re: My May Spectrum magazine arrived today... (Ryan Leavengood)

On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 2:48 PM, Humdinger humdingerb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Anyway, thanks for the article, Ryan. I didn't want to come across too negatively. Maybe a few details like relesdates could be discussed the next time? I think such a discussion would become a bikeshed thread from hell. We are not Microsoft or Apple and I don't think we will be held to any of my estimates for the beta and final R1 release. Though I think if we go much past my estimates, Haiku becomes less and less relevant. So ...

[haiku] source code for RawTranslator (Dan Pidcock)

I just finished copying all my old data off my old PC I used to use for BeOS dev and found the code for RawTranslator ( ) on there. I don't have a haiku or beos system any more but can pass these over to anybody who is interested. If there might be any interest, let me know where I can put the files. Dan ...

[haiku] Re: Debian Installer 7.0a1 adds Haiku on BeFS detection (Fran�ois Revol)

On 14/05/2012 05:16, jimmy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: ^^ you wrote nothing from my point of view :D Please fix your HP TouchPad to send mails as they should be, in plain text :D (actually I recall searching for this, but there doesn't seem to be any settings to fix this yet on this thing...) ...

[haiku] Re: Debian Installer 7.0a1 adds Haiku on BeFS detection (x-otic)

There are some good articles on haiku-os.org about it. Thanks to everyone who worked on it btw. Indeed. Great job! -- NEU: FreePhone 3-fach-Flat mit kostenlosem Smartphone! ...

[haiku] Re: Debian Installer 7.0a1 adds Haiku on BeFS detection (Fredrik Holmqvist)

2012/5/14 x-otic@xxxxxxx: A few days ago I reinstalled Ubuntu, having Haiku on the disc already. Thereafter I found Haiku integrated in Grub. However, I thought that to be a consequence of the general BFS support in Ubuntu/Debian. There are some good articles on haiku-os.org about it. ...

[haiku] Re: Debian Installer 7.0a1 adds Haiku on BeFS detection (x-otic)

Now, did you really test it? Last I tried, the install kernel was missing the befs.ko module required to actually see the BFS partitions. I have Debian 7 running and yes it loads and mounts BeFS and lists the OS in GRUB as Haiku. A few days ago I reinstalled Ubuntu, having Haiku on the disc already. Thereafter I found Haiku integrated in Grub. However, I thought that to be a consequence of the general BFS support in Ubuntu/Debian. ...

[haiku] Re: Debian Installer 7.0a1 adds Haiku on BeFS detection (jimmy)

On 14/05/2012 00:10, Julius Bullinger wrote: Hello there! Quoted from http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/News/2012/20120513: Operating system probing Add detection for Windows 8, support for BSD systems, MeeGo, Linux From Scratch and Haiku on BeFS partitions. ...

[haiku] Re: Debian Installer 7.0a1 adds Haiku on BeFS detection (Fran�ois Revol)

On 14/05/2012 00:10, Julius Bullinger wrote: Hello there! Quoted from Operating system probing Add detection for Windows 8, support for BSD systems, MeeGo, Linux From Scratch and Haiku on BeFS partitions. ...

[haiku] Debian Installer 7.0a1 adds Haiku on BeFS detection (Julius Bullinger)

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[haiku] Re: My May Spectrum magazine arrived today... (Andrew Hudson)

-----Original Message----- From: Humdinger humdingerb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx To: haiku haiku@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Thu, May 10, 2012 2:49 pm Subject: [haiku] Re: My May Spectrum magazine arrived today... Then again, IEEE is probably too far removed from that developer target... ...

[haiku] Re: My May Spectrum magazine arrived today... (Humdinger)

On Sat, 5 May 2012 22:02:43 -0400 Justin Stressman wrote: For those who don't have access to the dead tree version, here is what I believe is the same article being referred to: Congratulations everyone involved! :) Yep. Thanks for this high profile article! I'm a bit disappointed that ...

[haiku] Re: DistroWatch info (Fran�ois Revol)

On 10/05/2012 02:14, David Rawson Couzelis wrote: It seems like a lot of the information about Haiku that's listed on DistroWatch is kind of wrong: For example, gcc isn't listed. How is that list created? Is that a Haiku-issue or a DistroWatch-issue? ...

[haiku] DistroWatch info (David Rawson Couzelis)

It seems like a lot of the information about Haiku that's listed on DistroWatch is kind of wrong: For example, gcc isn't listed. How is that list created? Is that a Haiku-issue or a DistroWatch-issue? ...

[haiku] Help for RMLL booth (Fran�ois Revol)

Hi, the call for booths at RMLL is now open. I'll need volunteers to man it during the week. Dates are 9th to 12th of July. The week-end (7th, 8th) is reserved for public audience, I'm not sure it's worth bothering yet, usually we didn't participate. Btw, I already have a talk scheduled about alpha4 =) ...

[haiku] Re: My May Spectrum magazine arrived today... (Pete Goodeve)

On Sat, May 05, 2012 at 10:02:43PM -0400, Justin Stressman wrote: For those who don't have access to the dead tree version, here is what I believe is the same article being referred to: Yep -- that's the one. I'm glad it's globally available. (I hoped it was on their site, but hadn't checked...) Congratulations everyone involved! :) ...

[haiku] Re: My May Spectrum magazine arrived today... (Justin Stressman)

For those who don't have access to the dead tree version, here is what I believe is the same article being referred to: Congratulations everyone involved! :) -- Just try. You have to make noise before you can make music. ...

[haiku] My May Spectrum magazine arrived today... (Pete Goodeve)

So Ryan, let me be the first to congratulate you on your Haiku article! Haven't had a chance to do more than glance at it yet, but it looks great! Having exposure like this in the IEEE's flagship magazine should be a marvellous boost for the project. I may have more comments when I've managed to read it, though I do notice that you give dates for the beta and R1... (:-)) Great job! ...

[haiku] Fwd: [ros-general] [ros-announce] Please read: A personal appeal from ReactOS Project Coordinator Aleksey Bragin (Fran�ois Revol)

Hi everyone, a message from our sister project... (we shared booth at FOSDEM, shared code for USB stacks...) If you still have some money left (after donating to Haiku of course ;-)), consider helping them as well! We can wish them success in their fundraiser. Franois. ...

[haiku] Re: Reset Haiku settings (David Couzelis)

Jonas, thank you for all of the advice. I followed it and learned a little more about my situation. After trying many things, I'm now running Haiku again. Here's what I learned: I think you're right, nothing changed in /boot/system and I didn't make any changes in /boot/home/config, so I don't think it was a software problem. And I didn't change any hardware, so I don't think it was a hardware problem. The only way I can get my computer to boot Haiku consistantly is: ...

[haiku] Re: Reset Haiku settings (kirilla@xxxxxxxxxx)

On 21 apr 2012, at 04:48, David Rawson Couzelis wrote: Haiku runs very well on my computer, but for some strange reason, it stopped working today. Haiku locked up when loading the desktop / video card. It's strange because, it was working perfectly last night, and I've never made any changes to /boot/system or /boot/common. ...

[haiku] Reset Haiku settings (David Rawson Couzelis)

Haiku runs very well on my computer, but for some strange reason, it stopped working today. Haiku locked up when loading the desktop / video card. It's strange because, it was working perfectly last night, and I've never made any changes to /boot/system or /boot/common. Does Haiku itself make changes or save settings anywhere in /boot/system? Is there a simple way to reset it to the way it was when I first installed it? If I can, then I assume it would boot correctly ...