Henne Vogelsang wrote:
Hi,
On Thursday, January 26, 2006 at 17:06:34, jdd wrote:
Henne Vogelsang wrote:
p.s. Thats one short minded thing i observe here everytime we have a discussion about something that involves setting something up / coding something / packaging something. Its soo easy to do, just get X from foo.org and do Y with it. Of course thats easy. Everybody knows that. But commiting longterm to a solution is something completely different! that's not fair.
Why is that?
who speaks of "short minded"
I dont want to write my own nntp like protocol and server/client to implement the hyperfast opensuse group with many new features and concepts.
there is nothing to write, the solution exists since a very long time now
the point is: do we want to have _our members_ in _our room_
when I buy shoes, I have all the products for the shoes in the same place, the vendor don't say: go there to find, if not I will go elsewhere.
Again comparing Apples and Oranges. To get opensuse mainlinglists over nntp it makes no significant difference if i connect my nntp client to news.opensuse.org or news.gmane.org.
I see a big one. gmane is a mess of dozen of newsgroups I have no concern with. I have nothing against gmane, but why not googles groups or others? I have no bussiness with gmane nor SUSE have as long as I know (is gmane is owned by Novell, excuse me) jdd -- http://www.dodin.net Quelques images: http://dodin.org/galerie_photo_web/expo/index.html