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On 09/10/02 11:05 +0100, Simon Wistow wrote: > On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 10:36:13AM +0100, Nicholas Clark said: > > It sure looks like one. I'm going to step in with a bit of charity at this point. Siesta has a working piece of software which is downloadable and installable. This mailing list is run on it. That's a hell of a lot more progress than most "half-dead sourceforge projects" ever seem to make. london.pm people are unfortunately generally hard-working folk with demanding jobs, who all also seem to have a compulsion to be hacking on 10 different projects at any given time. This means that striding developments in any single direction can take a while to make. Encourage people to come take a look and start hacking. The code is nice and clean, so adding features shouldn't be hard. And maybe siesta will pick up some developers who are just working on siesta, rather than trying to re-code the entire fricking universe :) > I look at the TODO list and none of those is more than a days work apart > from the Web based interface. Simon Batistoni muttered something about > working on that but I suspect has been busy with work. Yes, sorry. I really am very interested in doing the web-based interface, but work has been an absolute mare for the past 3 weeks, and I've also got lots of little other things that I'm supposed to be coding or organising right now (hmm. this state of affairs sounds eerily familiar). My decks are slowly getting tidied and cleared. If no-one else wants to run with the web interface (and I've heard much reluctant grumbling), then realistically I'll start it happening in about 2 weeks.There's stuff above here
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