On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 02:45:47PM -0700, Dan Kegel wrote:
> > [Somebody is already working on reg.exe.]
> > Does that mean the project is no longer free for grabs?
> It depends. The SoC staff frown on joint projects, but
> it's possible.
It seem that Andrew Riedi, the author of the reg.exe stub
> [Look at other command line utilities]
Thanks for the advice. So far it seems the stuff on the ConsoleConfiguration
wiki page is the only requested config-related console programs. I'd be
interested in implementing ftype.exe and assoc.exe from the list you linked
to, but when reg.exe is complet
> [Somebody is already working on reg.exe.]
> Does that mean the project is no longer free for grabs?
It depends. The SoC staff frown on joint projects, but
it's possible. I would suggest looking at other useful
commandline utilities (see e.g. the list at
http://commandwindows.com ) and check wi
Greetings,
I've noticed Wine is participating in GSoC and one of the ideas is an OSS
implementation of reg.exe. I'm very interested in working on this project,
but looking around the list it seems the stub was posted only a few days
ago, and the author is willing to work on it in the future (I be
