Good morning!
Sorry, this webmaier does not allow decent quoting. :(
Concerning the needed DBs. I admit, that I'm from the "database fraction". That
means, for me the specialised databases Pascal thinks about are just special
views of one large database where all objects are collected centrally
On Jun 22, 2008, at 12:19 PM, Alexander Wagner wrote:
>
> On my current agenda:
>
> - DGT support: I really want to get it done for 3.6.25 to be
> GA, I strongly hope I can manage that.
>
Not sure what is needed here but I'd be willing to help out if I can.
I don't currently have a DGT board
2008/6/23 Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Besides: I'm not sure that cvs or a similar tool is suitable
> for a project that would result in that large an ammount of
> individual files if you keep it in pgn. Surely, it can
> handle it but I don't think very effectively.
>
> Maybe it is a b
Cory Helfrich wrote:
Hi!
>> **Unique Ids**. ~~ Those little gremlins are what makes
>> a database a real database. We should normalize to a
>> point we get those for all the essential parts of our
>> information system. All the work my friend is doing is
>> of absolutely no use because he p
2008/6/23 Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Just for me to get this straight. We will move our cvs
> repository currently at scid2.sf.net right into scid.sf.net.
> And we will friendly take over the official scid project. Is
> this correct?
That's right, those are Shane's wills.
> Shane
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> Shane Hudson added me as admin at SF. So let's say bye to
> Scid2 at SF (I will delete the project).
Just for me to get this straight. We will move our cvs
repository currently at scid2.sf.net right into scid.sf.net.
And we will friendly take over the official scid p
Hello Cory,
The CVS acronym stands for Controlling Version System, or something like
that. It either means the concept of controlling version, or some piece of
software that is used to that effect. In my case, I was thinking about the
concept of controlling versions. All this should be automati
Hi,
I updated Scid's CVS at SF, so Scid2 CVS should not be used any longer.
I made a release of Scid 3.6.24 at SF (there is a gap of 4 years between two
releases ;-) ).
Scid-users mailing list was flagged as "non-public", I changed it to public
(of course).
Scid's web site is still out of date :
