=- Zach wrote on Fri 15.Dec'06 at 16:37:55 -0500 -= > I tried sending to the Paradise list and said my message bounced > and was being held for the moderator to see. I couldn't find any > instructions on how to subscribe to the paradise-workers list. It's a ML on SF and you can find the forms on the projects page. Follow the link(s). > Ah I see. Could you send me the 2.4p3 source as a tarball? I've put it up on http://paradise.netrek.org/, follow links. > > Only with a fresh and windows-ready client, which doesn't exist. > > What features would be critical for a Windows paradise client? > How would it be different than Bill's Windows XP client for > example? It would support all Paradise features not existing in Bronco. An incomplete list may be somewhere on the homepage, but includes (as told on #netrek, too): more ships, more players, real warp, suns, wormholes, moving planets, interstellar moving planets, more weapons, resource bombing, home planet selection. Oh, not to forget TQ (tournament queue!!!) and in-game observe toggle. > Ah I see. Anyone else besides us interested in this? Kud from #netrek, and certainly others who don't dare to say. ;) =- Andrew K. Bressen wrote on Fri 15.Dec'06 at 19:22:58 -0500 -= > >> Can someone PLEASE send me a copy of the src if you have it > >> or tell me where I can download it. > > Rado S <rado at math.uni-hamburg.de> writes: > > D'oh, I guess it's time for the wiki so I can update things. ;) > > For dev stuff, there already is a wiki... Right ... I'll see with Dave, James and others how/ where best to put it. For now it's on the Paradise HP. I'll mess around with the dev-wiki next week. =- Zach wrote on Sat 16.Dec'06 at 2:03:59 -0500 -= > On 12/16/06, Dave Ahn <ahn at orion.netrek.org> wrote: > > > > I thought the CVS archive was on paradise.sf.net, but it looks > > like the code was never released there. No doubt the CVS repo > > is sitting archived somewhere on one of the backups on the > > server. Your best bet is to just download 2.4p1B source from > > http://ftp.netrek.org. > > Ok thanks. Maybe Rado could ask SF to restore the repo from a backup. Dave is the project admin. -- © Rado S. -- You must provide YOUR effort for your goal! Even if it seems insignificant, in fact EVERY effort counts for a shared task, at least to show your deserving attitude.