Henrik,
I've seen this come up a few times on the list that folks wanting Hobbit
monitors have no place to put them. I've thought about setting up a
site for this in the past or maybe setting up something on
Sourceforge. Is this something others would be interested in? Or
maybe even have an area off the hobbitmon sf page called "The Shire".
BB has deadcat (which is slower than xmas)...I think Hobbit is mature
enough to warrant it's own area (yes, the BB scripts will work with
Hobbit but Hobbit has much more functionality and is different enough
that having it's own monitors would benefit everyone).
Thoughts?
=G=
On Sun, Jul 30, 2006 at 03:27:01PM -0400, Galen Johnson wrote:
Henrik,
I've seen this come up a few times on the list that folks wanting Hobbit monitors have no place to put them. I've thought about setting up a site for this in the past or maybe setting up something on Sourceforge. Is this something others would be interested in? Or maybe even have an area off the hobbitmon sf page called "The Shire".
BB has deadcat (which is slower than xmas)...I think Hobbit is mature enough to warrant it's own area (yes, the BB scripts will work with Hobbit but Hobbit has much more functionality and is different enough that having it's own monitors would benefit everyone).
I'd be delighted if anyone would care to set this up. I just haven't had the time to do it myself.
Doing it on Sourceforge would make sense, but I think either someone has to step up and handle contributions, or everyone who wants to make a contribution need to be registered users on Sourceforge (and added as developers for "The Shire"). The advantage of Sourceforge of course would be the accessibility for everyone using it.
Regards, Henrik
Henrik Stoerner wrote:
On Sun, Jul 30, 2006 at 03:27:01PM -0400, Galen Johnson wrote:
Henrik,
I've seen this come up a few times on the list that folks wanting Hobbit monitors have no place to put them. I've thought about setting up a site for this in the past or maybe setting up something on Sourceforge. Is this something others would be interested in? Or maybe even have an area off the hobbitmon sf page called "The Shire".
BB has deadcat (which is slower than xmas)...I think Hobbit is mature enough to warrant it's own area (yes, the BB scripts will work with Hobbit but Hobbit has much more functionality and is different enough that having it's own monitors would benefit everyone).I'd be delighted if anyone would care to set this up. I just haven't had the time to do it myself.
Doing it on Sourceforge would make sense, but I think either someone has to step up and handle contributions, or everyone who wants to make a contribution need to be registered users on Sourceforge (and added as developers for "The Shire"). The advantage of Sourceforge of course would be the accessibility for everyone using it.
Regards, Henrik
I've submitted a project to SF for "The Shire". Hopefully they won't take a long time to address it. We can figure out the details later (such as categories, etc).
=G=.
=G=
Galen Johnson wrote:
Henrik Stoerner wrote:
On Sun, Jul 30, 2006 at 03:27:01PM -0400, Galen Johnson wrote:
Henrik,
I've seen this come up a few times on the list that folks wanting Hobbit monitors have no place to put them. I've thought about setting up a site for this in the past or maybe setting up something on Sourceforge. Is this something others would be interested in?
Or maybe even have an area off the hobbitmon sf page called "The Shire". BB has deadcat (which is slower than xmas)...I think Hobbit is mature enough to warrant it's own area (yes, the BB scripts will work with Hobbit but Hobbit has much more functionality and is different enough that having it's own monitors would benefit everyone).I'd be delighted if anyone would care to set this up. I just haven't had the time to do it myself.
Doing it on Sourceforge would make sense, but I think either someone has to step up and handle contributions, or everyone who wants to make a contribution need to be registered users on Sourceforge (and added as developers for "The Shire"). The advantage of Sourceforge of course would be the accessibility for everyone using it.
Regards, Henrik
I've submitted a project to SF for "The Shire". Hopefully they won't take a long time to address it. We can figure out the details later (such as categories, etc).
=G=.
Well,
It's set up...now it just needs to be configured and populated...
=G=
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