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by je.a.le :: Rate this Message:

Hagen Kaiser a écrit :

> To:
>
> "From what I remember:
> -it got cluttered and unorganized
> -nobody stood up to help maintain it
> -in the end nobody maintained it or even updated it
> -it was more deprecated than the source documentations
> -it irritated more than helped
>
> Tom"
>
>
> We were speaking about different wiki/forums.
> I completely agree with the things you say about that wiki.
> The time I looked at Nebula2 for the first time. I saw that wiki
> And it was hard to learn something from it.
>

wiki isn't my favorit thing too. The online documentation is quite good ; what
missing are tutorials, and some short app for examples

> But I remeber some later times, somone had started a Nebula-forum,
> I just sumbled into it googling for nebula.
> And (correct me) as far as I remebver this guy was criticized very
> much for having done that.
> So he ended up excusing for having set up a forum, and abandoning it.
>
> But lets talk about future:
>
> 1. What about setting up a forum again?
>

I used to work with list (for mplayer) and is was painfull too :-).
Sure, with a forum you have to log in instead of just read your mail but, you
can access/read/answer easily from anywhere, split it in different subject, and
joint documents (screencap, code, etc...)

> 2. I would love to get Nebula running on a Mac:
> As far as I know the buildsystem (python) doesnt provide mac-support?
> (Is that right?)
http://www.python.org/download/

> The tcl-System doesnt exist anymore ? (It had Mac/Xcode-support)
>
indeed I would say tcl is the only plain supported script language into
nebula/mangalore (without additional libs,config, etc...)

> 3. What about switching Nebula to cmake? (Is that possible?)
>

Why not move from vc++ to Netbean IDE ?? ( this is actually something I will do
anyway for myself...) ; work on any platform, must better ide (seriously anyone
can do a real project with vc++ ????), GNU...

Eclipse is a solution too (even for java/j2ee I'm not a big fan...)

NOTA : didn't fully test nebula/c++ yet so it may be a stupid idea !

A+

> 4. BTW: whos responsible for the nebula site now?
>
>
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