I apologize to the users not interested in receiving these emails.
I'll try to write as little as necessary but, unfortunately, it needs to
be done publicly:
- There may be people who are hosting scidvspc code on their site. They
have the right to be informed that, even if unintentionally, are pa
> Also when you start Scidvspc the user is presented with the message:
> (C) 2008-2013 Steven Atkinson (stevena...@yahoo.com)
> (C) 2006-2008 Pascal Georges
> (C) 1999-2004 Shane Hudson
> This means that you own all the rights of every line of code that was added
> to > Scidvspc since 2008...
Thi
Steve A wrote:
> Hmmm - your arguments are loud, but they are weak Fulvio.
I presented facts easily verifiable by anyone:
1) In Scid you can change the order of gamelist's columns with a drag
and drop
2) In Scid you can sort games by ECO (with a double click on the ECO column)
3) The old sort func
Hmmm - your arguments are loud, but they are weak Fulvio.
But i'm not interested in protracted nit-picking.
> ... and stop coping my code without reporting my name anywhere (in
violation of the GPL licence), I'm sure there will be no problem between us.
Maybe the GPL does require author attribut
"Hack" is not an insult as such that Fulvio has been dispensing. The
word 'hack' meas 'quick fix' in the programming world.
On 07/07/2014 06:11 AM, Ben St-Pierre wrote:
Steve A,
I point at this:
> It is hard to think well of such poor communication and insults.
and at this:
> Yes - this hac
Steve A wrote:
> You say it has been reverted (a month after you made the hack), but it
> is hard to verify as you have quite a lot of database backend
> restructuring in this huge commit, poorly named "A lot of code cleanup
> and simplification", and the original name frequency code is certainl
Steve A wrote:
> For everyones info, this commit also removes the ability to
> permanently sort databases. This is got around by the gamelist sorting
> feature of course, but it is a big design descision, and may have
> repercussions for tree speed , with inability to sort by ECO, etc.
>
It both
Steve A,
I point at this:
> It is hard to think well of such poor communication and insults.
and at this:
> Yes - this hack [...]
That is all [1].
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I think it is time you credit the source of every piece of code that you
include in your software not written by you, as the GPL requires:
h
Fulvio, It is hard to think well of such poor communication and insults.
Gregor wrote
> >i wrote you a message about the problems with the namebase proven by two
> >examples (also confirmed in tests) many weeks ago, and in a reply you've
> >agreed with my analysis.
Fulvio wrote:
> Are you refer
I notice you do not deny my statement that breakage is
possible.I denied it two times, and this is the third.Are you drunk?
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Hi Everyone,
This conversation is from the scidvspc mailing list today.
It is probably of more relevance to this mailing list.
Steven wrote [re July news]
> > > > ... I should also mention, recent Scid git versions have been
messing with the databse backend and (specifically) name frequencie
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