Re: [Scid-users] [Chessdb-users] Scid on source forge

2007-02-13 Thread Jean-Renaud Seret
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > If I had continued with chessDB I would not have been able to work at this > pace > and having fun doing it. > OK, at least I tried. I wish you to have fun developping Scid-pg. Personaly, I will try as much as possible to contribute to ChessDB in which I trust. I

Re: [Scid-users] [Chessdb-users] Scid on source forge

2007-02-13 Thread pascal . georges1
Selon Jean-Renaud Seret <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Bonjour, > I recognize you developped interesting and powerful features inside the > so called Scid-pg. That you released patches, plugins or full releases > is not the point. You are working in a solo mode, and that is the wrong > way. That's what my

Re: [Scid-users] [Chessdb-users] Scid on source forge

2007-02-13 Thread Jean-Renaud Seret
pgeorges a écrit : > If you want to continue Scid development : go ahead, ask for a take over > at SF, this will be less burden for me. > > If you want to take benefits from others code (put your name in so many > files where you did not change anything), then continue ChessDB. > > I wish we coul

Re: [Scid-users] [Chessdb-users] Scid on source forge

2007-02-12 Thread Detlef Steuer
Jerry, thx for the well thought comments. > > Further, I started out feeling that you had proposed a good feature; > Dr. Kirby wrote a response that persuaded me that it was not appropriate > for ChessDB. That´s an important point. ChessDB follows the "intentions" (in my view at least) of scid

Re: [Scid-users] [Chessdb-users] Scid on source forge

2007-02-12 Thread Dr. David Kirkby
Jeremy White wrote: > I believe Dr. Kirby has been nothing but gracious and respectful > of Shane's work. > > Read this from the opening screen of ChessDB: > > ChessDB is based on Scid - http://scid.sourceforge.net/ > but has new features, enhancements and bug-fixes. > More than 90% of Ch

Re: [Scid-users] [Chessdb-users] Scid on source forge

2007-02-12 Thread Jeremy White
> Because, hum well, let's say I code for fun. And some mails with Mr > Kirby were far from that. Moreover he asked on newsgroup if I was simply > "wasting my time" adding some features. > Really irritated, one hour later, I started Scid-pg. > Regarding "vibrant effort", I did not check progress of

Re: [Scid-users] [Chessdb-users] Scid on source forge

2007-02-12 Thread Dr. David Kirkby
pgeorges wrote: > Dr. David Kirkby a écrit : > >> Pascal do you have a Sourceforge ID number associated with your >> request? I would like to make a formal objection. It seems I'm not the >> only one to feel it is inappropriate. >> >> > > Who are you to decide for Shane Hudson or SF staff ?

Re: [Scid-users] [Chessdb-users] Scid on source forge

2007-02-12 Thread pgeorges
Dr. David Kirkby a écrit : > Pascal do you have a Sourceforge ID number associated with your request? > I would like to make a formal objection. It seems I'm not the only one > to feel it is inappropriate. > > Who are you to decide for Shane Hudson or SF staff ? Who are you to restrict someon

Re: [Scid-users] [Chessdb-users] Scid on source forge

2007-02-12 Thread Dr. David Kirkby
Pascal do you have a Sourceforge ID number associated with your request? I would like to make a formal objection. It seems I'm not the only one to feel it is inappropriate. I feel Michal Rudolf's proposal, or links to the two projects is a good one. --

Re: [Scid-users] [Chessdb-users] Scid on source forge

2007-02-12 Thread pgeorges
Jeremy White a écrit : >> I agree, especially that there are two independent versions being developed. >> > > I do not understand why there are two efforts underway. > > Specifically, Pascal, I do not understand why you have decided > to start your own effort. As far as I can tell, Dr. Kirby